The Governor's Noble Guest by Marc Serge Riviere offers a richly detailed hardcover exploration of colonial governance and historical narrative, making it an essential addition for collectors of Australian political history.
Published in 1995 by Melbourne University Press, this 320-page textbook presents Riviere’s scholarly insights into the intricate relationship between authority and hospitality in colonial administrations.
This used copy remains in very good condition: pages are crisp and unmarked, free from writing, highlighting, or dog-ears, with only two tiny spots noted. The tight, strong binding ensures durability for reading or reference.
Ideal for students, historians, or enthusiasts of government and history, this clean, smoke-free volume delivers both academic depth and collectible appeal without the wear commonly found in older texts.
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