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'Tom Hughes was the stuff of legend and it’s not hard to see how the man who had been John Gorton’s Attorney-General from 1969–1971 and went on to become Malcolm Turnbull’s father-in-law should have been such a striking figure on the Australian political and legal scene. There’s the memory of one of the warlords of the Liberal Party, a close associate of Malcolm Fraser, saying of him, “He had a very high manner. Not high camp. Just high.”'
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Tom Hughes, Legend of Australian Politics and Law, Farewelled
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