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Central Power In The Australian Commonwealth: An examination Of The Growth Of Commonwealth Power In The Australian Federation

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Author: Sir Robert Menzies

Format: Hardback

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“Central Power In The Australian Commonwealth: An examination Of The Growth Of Commonwealth Power In The Australian Federation” by Sir Robert Menzies, published by Cassell in 1967, is an autobiography that explores the development of Commonwealth power in the Australian Federation. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the centralization of power within the Australian government and its impact on the country’s political landscape. The condition of the book is poor with water damage on the green cloth and foxing to the top edge. The dust jacket is in very poor condition with a large piece missing from the front cover and has general shelf wear, tears along the spine and edges. There are no markings or notes.

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