A Three-Cornered Life: The Historian W.K. Hancock

Highlighting the remarkable achievements of W. K. Hancock, this biography delves into the life of a prominent 20th-century Australian historian and scholar. It chronicles his influential work across three continents, including his 1954 mission to Uganda for the British government and his analysis of British mobilizations during World War II. Additionally, it details his pivotal role in founding the Australian National University. This thorough account celebrates Hancock's significant contributions to the humanities and social sciences, portraying an extraordinary life dedicated to scholarship.