The Prince And The Premier

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The Prince And The Premier by Australian historian David Hickie is a 1985 trade paperback that chronicles the political careers of Perce Galea and Bob Askin, offering a vivid look at mid‑20th‑century Australian politics. This non‑fiction title sits comfortably in the history, biography and political studies sections, appealing to both young adult and adult readers interested in Australian political history.

The book arrives in good condition with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages, free of dog‑ears. Light scuffing on the cover is the only noticeable wear, and the front paper bears an inscription, noted as part of the overall condition.

Inside, Hickie provides a balanced narrative that explores the personalities, parties and policies shaping the era, making it a valuable resource for anyone studying cultural history, political theory or true‑story biographies of Australian leaders. The text is well‑organized and readable, suitable for classroom use or personal research.

This vintage copy comes from a smoke‑free home, adding to its collectible appeal for enthusiasts of antiquarian and collectible books focused on Australian history and politics.