| Contributors |
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Opening Remarks
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Andrew Inglis Clark, Moby Dick and the Australian Constitution
The Hon. Rev. Prof. Michael Tate AO |
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| Political Thought and Practice |
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Andrew Inglis Clark: A Dim View of Parliament?
Dr Rosemary Laing |
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Shadow or Illumination? Kingston’s Rival Constitution
The Hon. Dr John Bannon AO |
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Andrew Inglis Clark: From Colonial Patriot to Radical Nationalist
Professor Henry Reynolds |
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| Intellectual Life and Capital Connections |
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Four Degrees of Separation: Conway, the Clarks and Canberra
Dr David Headon |
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Oh, to Be in Boston Now That Federation’s Here
Professor Marilyn Lake |
(PDF 213KB)
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Andrew Inglis Clark Deserves to Be Remembered Across the Great Divide
Dr James Warden |
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A Few of Clark’s Hidden Stories
Professor Henry Reynolds, Professor John Williams, Dr David Headon, Dr Rosemary Laing, Professor Paul Pickering
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| The Law and the Constitution |
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The Over-rated Mr Clark?: Putting Andrew Inglis Clark’s Contribution to the Constitution into Perspective
Professor Helen Irving |
(PDF 429KB) |
Andrew Inglis Clark: Our Constitution and His Influence
Professor John Williams |
(PDF 318KB) |
| Panel Discussion |
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Inglis Clark: A Living Force
The Hon. Robert French AC |
(PDF 212KB) |