Made in England, 'The Road From Singapore' and "I Think I'll Live' : Reflections on Mid-Twentieth-Century National Identity single work   criticism  
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Notes

  • Epigraph: 'War is one of the places where we have felt most divided from the British [...] We share a language but we don't speak the same language'- David Malouf, The World Today, ABC 14/11/2003

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    y separately published work icon Southerly Elizabeth Webby vol. 67 no. 1-2 2007 Z1416299 2007 periodical issue '...our task is simply to offer Elizabeth these pages as a sign of admiration, thankfulness, and great affection'. (Editorial) 2007 pg. 319-332
    Note: Bibliography: p. 331-332.
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