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The Papuan Achievement. By <italic>Lewis Lett</italic>. (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. 1942. Pp. ix, 204. 10<italic>s</italic>.6<italic>d</italic>.)
Title: The Papuan Achievement. By <italic>Lewis Lett</italic>. (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press. 1942. Pp. ix, 204. 10<italic>s</italic>.6<italic>d</italic>.)
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