The Greatest British "Melbourne" Books of All Time
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The "Melbourne" category in books encapsulates a diverse collection of literary works that are intrinsically linked to the city of Melbourne, Australia, either through their setting, cultural references, or the author's connection to the city. These books span various genres, including fiction, non-fiction, historical accounts, travel guides, and memoirs, but they all share a common thread: the representation of Melbourne's vibrant urban landscape, its rich history, and the dynamic interplay of its diverse communities. Whether exploring the city's colonial past, its role in contemporary Australian society, or the personal stories of its inhabitants, "Melbourne" books offer readers a chance to delve into the heart of this cosmopolitan metropolis, experiencing its unique character, artistic flair, and the quintessential Australian way of life as reflected through the lens of literature.
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1. Melbourne by David Cecil
This book provides an in-depth look at the life of William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne, who served as Prime Minister in early 19th century Britain. It explores his personal life, including his scandalous marriage and the tragic death of his only legitimate child, as well as his political career. The book also delves into his relationship with Queen Victoria, whom he served as a trusted advisor and mentor during the early years of her reign.
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