Subseries 7 - Lolowai: the story of Charles Godden and the Western Pacific

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AU AU-MTC 422-3-7

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Lolowai: the story of Charles Godden and the Western Pacific

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  • 1967 (Creation)

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(1907-1990)

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Dr Ruth Godden is the daughter of Charles and Eva Godden, born the year after Charles was murdered in Vanuatu. She studied education at Sydney University, and spent twelve years as a school teacher. She then returned to Sydney University to study medicine and became a general practitioner. In 1959 she moved to Murrurundi where she worked as the local doctor. In the 1960s she travelled to Vanuatu and spent some time as the doctor in charge of the Godden Memorial Hospital in Lolowai. She is the author of 'Lolowai: the story of Charles Godden and the western Pacific' (1967).
Sources: 'Murrurundi G.P. passes' Quirindi Advocate, 23 May 1990.

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Ruth Godden's personal copy of her book 'Lolowai: the story of Charles Godden and the Western Pacific'.

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