Table of Contents

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Acknowledgements
Foreword by The Hon. Michael Kirby AC, CMG

1. Introduction: Norman Haire – a man of valour
2. Early years
3. Zions the scapegoat
4. Haire the phoenix
5. Making his mark
6. Moving up in the world
7. Organising the 1929 congress
8. The darkening years
9. Escalating troubles
10. Mounting gloom on most fronts
11. Haire’s homecoming
12. Dr Wykeham Terriss writes for Woman
13. The ABC population debate
14. Final years
15. Conclusion
Abbreviations
References
Index

About the Author

Diana Wyndham is a freelance historian.

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'[Wyndham] adds a wealth of detailed research to the narrative about this period in
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the forefront of a movement that aimed to counter repression and
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