Patrick Mullins Boeken

Focusing on a controversial political figure, this biography explores William McMahon's life and career, highlighting his challenges and the public's perception of him during his tenure as Australia's prime minister. It delves into his efforts to reshape the narrative surrounding his leadership, offering insights into the complexities of his character and the political landscape of 20th-century Australia.

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Compares and contrasts the 1973 and 2011 translations of the Roman Missal.