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    Terra Nullius: The Definite History
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    Terra Nullius: The Definite History

    By Robert Challis

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    A humorous history of Australia providing such useful information as: How foreigners can avoid offending Australians; The rules of cricket for Americans; How a Stuffed Horse won the Melbourne Cup; Why Sir Donald Bradman’s life was a failure. The study of history is about learning from the mistakes of the past. This book is guaranteed by the author to be full of mistakes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Challis
    Release dateJul 11, 2011
    ISBN9781466169593
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    Terra Nullius: The Definite History
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    Robert Challis

    The author is a retired school teacher living in Adelaide South Australia. He has written plays, humorous articles and short stories and a trilogy of full length historical novels under the title "Laconic Hearts".

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