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Daisy chains, war then jazz

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    Narrator: Narrator: Leslie Luckin

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  • Author: MANGAN, Kathleen
    Contributor:

    Luckin, Leslie

    Summary:

    Kathleen Mangan is the youngest daughter of the artist Frederick McCubbin and here she recounts her growing up in the early years of this century.

    Language(s): English

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Luckin, Leslie

Abstract

Kathleen Mangan is the youngest daughter of the artist Frederick McCubbin and here she recounts her growing up in the early years of this century.

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0091486203

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