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Against the Odds: The Fight to Free Lindy Chamberlain

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2009-01-01

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© 2009 Deborah Staines, Michelle Arrow, Katherine Biber

The Chamberlain case: Nation, law, memory may be accessed from the publisher here.

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Abstract

This book brings together the judgements, the most famous and insightful essays on the Lindy Chamberlain case, and new material reflecting upon the significance of these events which gripped the nation in the 1980s.

The most important of these is Lindy's own reflections, 25 years later, which reminds us that this case is about that saddest human experience, the death of a child.

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Young, N. H. (2009). Against the odds: The fight to free Lindy Chamberlain. In D. Staines, M. Arrow & K. Biber (Eds.), The Chamberlain case: Nation, law, memory (pp. 171-179). North Melbourne, Australia: Australian Scholarly Publishing.

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The Chamberlain case: Nation, law, memory pp. 171-179

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9781921509094 (pbk.)

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