HAL COLEBATCH
To be an Australian with pretensions to intellectual conservatism has always been a lonely experience. To be one in 1974 is (in a typically pallid Australian way) a frightening experience.
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HAL COLEBATCH
To be an Australian with pretensions to intellectual conservatism has always been a lonely experience. To be one in 1974 is (in a typically pallid Australian way) a frightening experience.

About the Author
George F. Will has been a columnist, beginning with National Review, since 1973.
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HAL COLEBATCH
To be an Australian with pretensions to intellectual conservatism has always been a lonely experience. To be one in 1974 is (in a typically pallid Australian way) a frightening experience.
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About the Author
George F. Will has been a columnist, beginning with National Review, since 1973.
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