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SIR: I thought John Stone's assessment of the Howard prime minister-ship (March 2008) outstanding--insightful, judicious, and balanced. It should remain definitive.
John Carroll
(Professor of Sociology), La Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic.
SIR: It will come as no surprise to you to know that my reaction to John Stone's article "Our Greatest Prime Minister" is that no one can hold a candle to my father, Menzies.
The passage of time has thrown into increasingly prominent relief two particular aspects of his period in office; his respect for parliament and his concern for the Constitution. Moreover his personal qualities, his character and personality, and his breadth of outlook have become widely recognised in the Australian community. They are all the marks of an educated, civilised and upright man.
And what I keep coming back to, apart from his engaging sense of humour, was his having the ...
Source: HighBeam Research, On great prime ministers.(Letters)(Letter to the editor)