Ned Kelly: Australian Son by Max Brown Himilayas we admire traditional buildings not

we admire traditional buildings not because of their past

these drawings will be recognised as one of the most important - and most moving - records of the Second World War

foxing to introductory pages and edges (see photographs)

Food for Thought reminds us that wholesome

Ned Kelly: Australian Son by Max Brown Himilayas we admire traditional buildings notNed Kelly: Australian Son by Max Brown (Australian Classics) Angus and Robertson, 1987, ISBN 0207144214, hardcover, dustjacket Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, no inscriptions, age toned pages, dustjacket shows a little edge and shelf wear (see photographs) A bold and intriguing account of the man known to some Australians as a black hearted murderer and to others as the father of our national courage. Against the vivid background of