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Humphrey McQueen (b. 1942) is an Australian author, historian, and cultural commentator. He has written many books on a wide range of subjects covering history, the media, politics and the visual arts. He also appears on radio and is regularly asked to speak at public lectures and conferences.

He was born in Brisbane and educated at Marist College Ashgrove and the University of Queensland. He moved to Canberra where he taught at the Australian National University. Between 1972 and 1974 he developed Australia's first full-year university course on 20th Century Australian History.

Bibliography

A New Britannia, 1970
Aborigines, Race and Racism, Penguin, 1974
Australia's Media Monopolies, 1977
The Black Swan of Trespass: The Emergence of Modernist Painting in Australia 1918-1944, 1979
Social Sketches of Australia 1888 - 1975, Penguin, 1980, ISBN 0-14-004435-3
Gone Tomorrow, 1983
Gallipoli to Petrov, 1989
Temper Democratic, 1995
Tom Roberts, 1996 ISBN 0732908353
Suspect History, 1997

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 '''Humphrey McQueen''' (b. 1942) is an [[Australian]] [[author]], [[historian]], and cultural commentator. He has written many books on a wide range of subjects covering history, the media, politics and the visual arts. He also appears on radio and is regularly asked to speak at public lectures and conferences.
-He was born in Brisbane and educated at [[Marist College Ashgrove]] and the University of Quensland. He moved to [[Canberra]] where he taught at the [[Australian National University]].  Between 1972 and 1974 he developed Australia's first full-year university course on 20th Century Australian History.
+He was born in Brisbane and educated at [[Marist College Ashgrove]] and the University of Queensland. He moved to [[Canberra]] where he taught at the [[Australian National University]].  Between 1972 and 1974 he developed Australia's first full-year university course on 20th Century Australian History.
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