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Autobiography in which Gordon Matthews describes his adoption and early life in Melbourne in the 1950s; the discrimination he received due to his colour; his belief that he was of Aboriginal descent and the consequent search for family and development of Aboriginal identity; his career as a diplomat; final discovery of his parents and identity.
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