Boomerang
Sylvia Lawson, 18 February 1988
“... children’s establishments; the hand-to-mouth existence of a perennially unemployed father, Thomas Dobeson, on Sydney’s outskirts, and his defensive stock of ridicule for politicians and emigration agents, with all their ‘fairytales’ about the ‘land of promise’.As hero of this volume, I prefer the legendary statistician Timothy Coghlan. He ... ”