Ferretabilia : life and times of Nation review

by Richard Walsh

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Prepared and introduced by the founding editor of 'Nation Review', 'Oz' and 'Pol' magazines. This compilation of excerpts from 'Nation Review' presents a wide selection of the often controversial material that appeared in the magazine and gives an iconoclastic and irreverent picture of the early 1970s. Includes cartoons by Leunig, Patrick Cook and Peter Nicholson.… (more)

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Prepared and introduced by the founding editor of 'Nation Review', 'Oz' and 'Pol' magazines. This compilation of excerpts from 'Nation Review' presents a wide selection of the often controversial material that appeared in the magazine and gives an iconoclastic and irreverent picture of the early 1970s. Includes cartoons by Leunig, Patrick Cook and Peter Nicholson.

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