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Turn the map upside down
Regina Ganter.
Regina Ganter revisions Australia's history from a northern point of view.
Created:
2005
Date Added:
21 December 2005
Source:
Ganter, Regina. "Turn the map upside down" in Griffith REVIEW Edition 9 – Up North: Myths, Threats & Enchantment, 2005.
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