For almost 130 years Australian Liberals have prided themselves on their ability to exercise their civic duty to speak and reason with one another, freely and according to their conscience. That is one of the central messages of Dr Zachary Gorman’s new book on Australia’s sixth prime minister Joseph Cook, published as part of Connor Court’s Australian Biographical Monographs series.
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