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Australian Books

The persecution of Cory

11 January 2014

9:00 AM

11 January 2014

9:00 AM

The Conservative Revolution Cory Bernardi

Connor Court, pp.180, $29.95, ISBN: 9781922168962

Cory Bernardi’s book is a reminder of the traditional values that made Australia and inspired earlier generations to fight for its very existence. Which perhaps explains why The Conservative Revolution has provoked such confected furore. Already this year, the Liberal senator has been denounced as a ‘hater’, ‘sexual beast’ and ‘predictably outrageous’ — and that’s before parliament resumes.

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David Flint is the author with Jai Martinkovits of Give Us Back our Country (Connor Court, 2013).

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