Here are two very different aspects of early 20th century Australia. The Poor Parson tells of the misfortunes of a Presbyterian minister in a bush parish – the day a goanna ran up his leg; his financial embarrassment when his stipend is not forthcoming; of the sudden disappearance of his church and its equally sudden reappearance as someone else’s house…Dad in Politics : A man is wanted who will go to Brisbane “…’an’ put the sufferances of the farmers plainly – an’ – an’ – well before Parliament – a man who’ll talk t’them an’ – an’ tell ’em what’s right an’ – an’ what ought t’be done.” And no-one can do it better than Dad. Even though he doesn’t know much about Parlimentary protocol he’s determined to have his say! With illustrations by Syd Smith and Harry Julius.
The Poor Parson/Dad In Politics: Steele Rudd
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