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  • Report of the meeting of 16 March, 1931 where Angela Booth, the wife of the Society's President, put forward the argument that Australian literature was almost non-existant.

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    y separately published work icon All About Books vol. 3 no. 4 17 April 1931 Z1274993 1931 periodical issue 1931 pg. 102-103
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