American-Australian Relations : What are They, and Why? The Annual W. Riecker Memorial Lecture Series (number 12) (copy 2)

Entry type: Book

Call Number: 585

Barcode: 31290035199736

Publication Date

1968
Place of Publication

Arizona
Book-plate

Yes
Edition

First
Number of Pages

14
Publication Info

softcover

Copy specific notes

Contains some underlining and notes in pencil, particularly in relation to the ANZUS Pact on p. 6: “Nothing could better demonstrate the role which the United States has accepted since World War II; and its willingness to accept great responsibilities, than this brief but significant treat. The United States has 17 or 18 times the population of Australia, and almost 60 times the population of New Zealand. Clearly what Australia and New Zealand could do to assist the United States would be a very small fraction of what you [“you” crossed out] it could do for us. But you [“you crossed out”] still made the treaty.” Further emphasis in pencil is made on several aspects of the speech on pp. 8 – 14.