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''If we take it for granted that John Macarthur was a bad man,’ writes Alan Atkinson, ‘then all the surviving evidence takes on a colouring to match. If we think that, then every word he wrote is suspect. On the other hand, leave the question of character open and the evidence takes on a new richness altogether – a deeper and more complex humanity. That is what I aim to do in this book.’'
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A Great Forest of Voices : A Doubled Historical Awareness
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- Elizabeth and John : The Macarthurs of Elizabeth Farm 2022 single work biography
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