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Publication Date:  [1970 TO 1979]

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Publication DateTitleAuthor(s)Date Added
11979Boldrewood and an Implied EtymologyRyan, John S 27-Aug-2012
21977Tolkein's SourcesRyan, John S 9-Nov-2015
31977Merlin and the 'Past and Future King': The Stewart RecensionRyan, John S 9-Nov-2015
41977The Tolerance of Maori in New Zealand EnglishRyan, John S 30-Aug-2012
51977The Campbell Howard Collection of Australian PlaysRichardson, Winifred R; Ryan, John S 18-Sep-2012
61977Dymphna: Review of 'Dymphna Cusack', by Norman Freehill and Dymphna Cusack, Sydney, Thomas Nelson (Australia) Limited, 1975. Pp. vi + 200, 22 photograph illustrations, $11.95.Ryan, John S 18-Sep-2012
71976Armidale and District Historical Society Journal and Proceedings: No. 19, April, 1976Ryan, John S 12-Sep-2012
81976English Genealogical Congress, 1975Ryan, John S 12-Sep-2012
91975The man who thought about 'a girl with odd eyes'Ryan, John S 1-Nov-2012
101975Gilgandra and The Governor BrothersRyan, John S 18-Sep-2012
111975DalwoodRyan, John S 18-Sep-2012
121974Judith Wright: Those 'Aunts in the Close' and the 'Remittance Man'Ryan, John S 24-Aug-2012
131973The Italians and their Language in AustraliaRyan, John S 24-Aug-2012
141971NorwayRyan, John S 10-Sep-2012
151971Introduction to 'Norway'Ryan, John S 10-Sep-2012
161970The Two Pincher Martins: From Survival Adventure to Golding's Myth of DyingRyan, John S 7-Sep-2012

Profile

Credit Name
John S Ryan
Full Name
Ryan, John S
Variants
John Sprott Ryan
J. S. Ryan
 
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:jryan
 
Position Title
Emeritus Professor
 
Email
 
Honorific
Professor
 
Surname
Ryan
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Given Name
John
 
Middle Name
Sprott
School/Department
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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