Head of State: The Governor-general, the Monarchy, the Republic and the Dismissal (1st EDITION) Leichardt Don Watson's Recollections makes absorbing

Don Watson's Recollections makes absorbing - and essential - reading

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Head of State: The Governor-general, the Monarchy, the Republic and the Dismissal (1st EDITION) Leichardt Don Watson's Recollections makes absorbingAuthor: Sir David Smith Condition: Very good. Writing in ink on first page. Hardcover 358 pages On the thirtieth anniversary of the dismissal of the Whitlam government, the man who read the proclamation dissolving parliament, Sir David Smith, made a powerful case about the Australian Constitution. Our founding fathers made the Governor General, not the Queen, our head of state. First edition, appears to be signed by author on first page. Oakmont Books