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Uses John Morrison's work as an exemplary case for examining the British dissenting tradition in shaping Australian radicalism. Argues that the strength of the reception of Morrison's writing in Australia as contributing to the tradition of radical nationalism in which he wrote shows that this tradition, like the Labor movement to which it was allied, owed much to British working-class Protestantism and its sense of duty, solidarity and egalitarianism.
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Subjects:
- Australian by Choice 1973 selected work short story criticism prose
- Port of Call 1950 single work novel
- Black Cargo and Other Stories 1955 selected work short story
- The Happy Warrior 1987 selected work prose criticism biography
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