BAD MANNERS.
AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTS.
LONDON, September 11
A book will soon be published called "Australia" by the former Melbourne Rhodes scholar, Professor W. K. Hancock, Professor of Modern History in the University of Adelaide. The book covers conscientiously. the colonisation and settlement of Australia. It is informative> particularly regarding political developments. ; : Professor Hancock, dealing with various aspects of Australian society, says that Australians have made their legislatures' schools of bad manners. Australia is professedly a Christian country, which has inherited a readymade civilisation. How, then, can an Australian discover or express a , life of his own?"
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 7
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