In very good condition
 
This is a very large heavy book 125 defining men, women and movements over three centuries
 
 Over three centuries these and many more have left their footprints, and help shape the way we are today.
 
What is it about Australians that we can spot each other from 50 paces?  In the middle of a crowed Eyptian bazaar, in a queue at the Louver, on a bus at Machu Picchu, long before we meet and say 'G'day', we recognise on another as fellow Australians.
 
What is it that causes us, at moments of shared national you, to spontaneously sing of the suicide of a swagman? Why do we like Vegemite and the underdog, and dislike regimentation and tall poppies?  Waht compels more and more of us - young Australians in particular - to travel acorss the globe to be together at Anzac Cove, Gallipoli every 25th April?