Allan Martin taught at the universities of New South Wales, Melbourne and Adelaide, and became a professor of history at La Trobe University in 1966. When senior fellow in history at the Australian National University, a position held until his retirement. He died June 2002.
"A lucid, graceful, wonderfully fair-minded and absorbingly
detailed narrative of Australia's most significant public man."
--"Times Literary Supplement"
"A superb and engrossing biography of Menzies." --"The Age"
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