An Ordinary Man The McLeod-Lindsay Case
Biography Autobiography Memoir Australian History True Crime Criminology Local History Local Interest
"An Ordinary Man: The McLeod-Lindsay Case" is a fascinating biography that delves into the life of Alexander McLeod Lindsay, a Sydney resident who found himself embroiled in a sensational true crime case. This 1984 paperback publication by Hale & Iremonger is a rare and sought-after gem for enthusiasts of Australian history, local interest, and true crime stories. With 279 pages of gripping narrative, the book is further enhanced by its illustrated features, making it a treasured addition to any collection.
What makes this particular copy special is the personal inscription, adding a unique touch to an already compelling read. Although showing some signs of wear, including light scuffing and a bumped corner, the book's pages remain clean and tidy, ensuring an enjoyable reading experience.
As a vintage publication from the 1980s, "An Ordinary Man" offers a captivating glimpse into Australia's past, exploring themes of constitutional law, criminology, and local history. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in the McLeod-Lindsay case, as well as those who appreciate memoirs and autobiographies that shed light on extraordinary events.
With its rare combination of historical significance, engaging storytelling, and personal inscription, this copy of "An Ordinary Man: The McLeod-Lindsay Case" is a true collector's item that is sure to delight book lovers and enthusiasts of Australian history alike.
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