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'It was one of the most notorious episodes in the annals of Australian publishing. In September 1993, writing in Quadrant, Peter Ryan, the former director of Melbourne University Press (1962–87), publicly disowned Manning Clark’s six-volume A History of Australia. Clark had been dead for barely sixteen months. For scandalous copy and gossip-laden controversy, there was nothing to equal it, particularly when Ryan’s bombshell was dropped into a culture that was already polarised after more than a decade of the History Wars.' (Introduction)
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A Tidy Little Earner : Peter Ryan Meets His Match
Australian Book Review
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- History Wars : The Peter Ryan–Manning Clark Controversy 2021 multi chapter work criticism
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