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Graeme Clarke interviewed by Daniel Connell in the Australian Academy of the Humanities Fellows oral history project

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Graeme Clarke interviewed by Daniel Connell in the Australian Academy of the Humanities Fellows oral history project
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National Library of Australia
Reference
ORAL TRC 6540/3
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2 sound files (approximately 222 minutes long of interviews conducted by Daniel Connell as part of the Australian Academy of the Humanities Fellows oral history project. The interviews were recorded on 27 August 2014 in Acton, Australian Capital Territory, and, 1 October 2014 in Parkes, Australian Capital Territory. The recordings are available online and at the National Library of Australia. The recordings are part of the collection known as 'Australian Academy of the Humanities Fellows oral history project'.

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