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August 27, 2007

The order, form, substance, and American (ie., federal) flavour of the Australian Constitution owed more to Andrew Inglis Clark than any other single individual. Sir William Deane, the former Governor-General, has fairly dubbed him 'the primary architect of our constitution'.

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Gary Sauer-Thompson, Andrew Inglis Clark Library, Hobart, 2007

On Sunday I wandered around Battery Point, Hobart, looking for ‘Rosebank’, Clarke's home in Battery Point, but I could not find it. I didn't really know where to look. I did not even know whether it still existed. Latter I came across this website when I was at the Qantas Club and started exploring this 1902 text on the Australian nation.

| Posted by Gary Sauer-Thompson at 08:57 PM | | Comments (0)
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