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Carlton Forever

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May 2004, no. 261

Carlton: A history by Peter Yule

MUP, $59.95 hb, 584 pp

Carlton Forever

by
May 2004, no. 261

When is a suburb not a suburb? When it is an inner-urban locale with a distinctive café culture, its own postcode and football team, but no town all. And here’s another: how did an Old English word meaning ‘churl’s farm’ come to be assigned to a swanky inner suburb of a major city in the southern hemisphere? These and numerous other questions are answered in Carlton: A History. This encyclopedic book tells a fascinating story that resonates way beyond its notional suburban boundaries.

Ian Morrison reviews 'Carlton: A history' edited by Peter Yule

Carlton: A history

by Peter Yule

MUP, $59.95 hb, 584 pp

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