Low, Degraded Broots? Industry And Enterpeneurialism In Melbourne by John Anthony Leckey
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Low, Degraded Broots? Industry And Enterpeneurialism In Melbourne

Special Features: 1st Edition, Black and white photo images
Condition: In very good condition. Smooth spine. Inner cover is inscribed. No other writing. Clean and tidy pages. No dog ears. Not ex library. From a smoke free home.

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Low, Degraded Broots? Industry and Entrepreneurialism in Melbourne by John Anthony Leckey was published in 2004 by Australian Scholarly Publishing. The paperback combines biography, business history and cultural studies to chart Melbourne’s industrial development and entrepreneurial spirit.

The work offers a chronicle of Melbourne’s business landscape, drawing on historical sources and contemporary observations to give readers insight into the city’s economic evolution. Its focus on Australian history and cultural context makes it relevant for both young adults and adult readers interested in true stories and economic history.

This is a 1st edition copy featuring black‑and‑white photographic images that enhance the narrative. The book is in very good condition with a smooth spine, clean tidy pages, no dog‑ears and no library markings, and it comes from a smoke‑free home; the inner cover bears a brief inscription.

Overall, the volume serves as a valuable reference for anyone studying Melbourne’s business heritage, Australian cultural history, or the broader themes of industry and entrepreneurship.