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- Author: John McAulay
- Publisher: Global Summit House
- ISBN-10: 1956515186
- ISBN-13: 9781956515183
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.5 cm, hardcover
- Language: English
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REMINISCENCE is a work of fiction based on the
generations of the McKenzie brothers who came to
Australia during the gold rush days of the 1850's. It is
related to the situation in a nursing home of one of their
descendants, 'the old man', Andrew McKenzie, and his
relationship with the nurses who attend him. It spans 160
years of Australia's history and the characters participate
in many of the major historical and social events that
occurred over that time.
'The old man' is a Western Queensland grazier, a genuine
old bushie who espouses conservative values and tries to
influence all about him to adopt them too. On the other hand,
controversial social issues such as the Stolen Generation,
Vietnam War and family relationships are handled with
sensitivity.
The trials and tribulations of successive generations of
McKenzies are detailed, family connections explored,
and romances developed. Above all, it is a love story, with
a piquant ending that brings the story to a heartwarming
close.
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- Author: John McAulay
- Publisher: Global Summit House
- ISBN-10: 1956515186
- ISBN-13: 9781956515183
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 2.5 cm, hardcover
- Language: English English
REMINISCENCE is a work of fiction based on the
generations of the McKenzie brothers who came to
Australia during the gold rush days of the 1850's. It is
related to the situation in a nursing home of one of their
descendants, 'the old man', Andrew McKenzie, and his
relationship with the nurses who attend him. It spans 160
years of Australia's history and the characters participate
in many of the major historical and social events that
occurred over that time.
'The old man' is a Western Queensland grazier, a genuine
old bushie who espouses conservative values and tries to
influence all about him to adopt them too. On the other hand,
controversial social issues such as the Stolen Generation,
Vietnam War and family relationships are handled with
sensitivity.
The trials and tribulations of successive generations of
McKenzies are detailed, family connections explored,
and romances developed. Above all, it is a love story, with
a piquant ending that brings the story to a heartwarming
close.
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