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Notes
1 Musicians’ Union of Australia NSW Branch, Minute Book No. 12, 1934–1941 (Australian National University Archives: Reference NBAC T7/1/10).
2 Ibid.
3 J.J. Carmody, ‘Bumps and Hazards in the Road of Australian Intellectual History: Lost Opportunities at the University of Sydney’ (manuscript submitted for publication, 2014).
4 (Accessed 24 May 2014), http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/timescolonist/obituary.aspx?n = nathalia-petrovna-buchan&pid = 147504021
5 Comment in the Canadian Parliament by Murray Rankin MP, 6 June 2013. (Accessed 24 May 2014) http://openparliament.ca/debates/2013/6/6/murray-rankin-1/only/
6 Cited on pages 252–3; the original source is Australian Parliamentary Debates (Hansard), House of Representatives (15 March 1946, p. 6). The context, in Dr. Evatt's speech, is shown more completely by the contiguous sentences: ‘Some of the worst cases that have come before me concerned men who had appeared before a tribunal and did not know even when the case had been completed what had been alleged against them. There have been instances of a man having said to a tribunal “I should like to know what there is against me”, to which the chairman replied: “We are not allowed to say what it is”. Everybody has been at cross purposes. Reading the documents, one has a feeling of utter despair at the lack of not only humanity, but also common sense’ (Evatt, Australian Parliamentary Debates, House of Representatives, 15 March 1946). Read in its entirety, Dr. Evatt's speech is remarkably impressive.
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John Carmody
John Carmody, a medical graduate of the University of Queensland, Australia who has often worked in Germany, is currently an Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Sydney, Australia. He has written and broadcast professionally about concert music and opera for over thirty years, and has also contributed numerous articles to the Australian Dictionary of Biography and other reference publications. He is a regular contributor to Ockham's Razor and the Science Show on ABC Radio National.