THE TREE OF MAN
Patrick White's great novel
"A grandly simple novel that stands out above most contemporary fiction with the fine clean lines of a beech against scrub." JOHN DAVENPORT
(Observer)
"A noble work of art."
BIRMINGHAM POST
(512 pave, net)
Page 3, 11th May 1956
11th May 1956
Page 3
Page 3, 11th May 1956
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