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'In September 1963 I boarded the ship, the Fairsky, in Port Melbourne, and waved goodbye to my parents and my girlfriend. I was 23 years old and leaving Australia for the first time. The Fairsky was one of many ships that had served in the Second World War and then been repurposed in the immediate post-war years. In this case, she had served for both the USA and Royal navies, firstly as USS Barnes and then as HMS Attacker, before being converted initially for use as a cargo carrier (the Castel Forte), and eventually undergoing another major refit for passenger use in 1957, from which she re-emerged as Fairsky.' (Introduction)
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Exile’s Return : Change Was in the Air
JASAL
Subjects:
- My Brother Jack : A Novel 1964 single work novel
- Johnno : A Novel 1975 single work novel
- An Imaginary Life : A Novel 1978 single work novel
- The Fortunes of Richard Mahony 1917 single work novel
- Clean Straw for Nothing : A Novel 1969 single work novel
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