A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 189
... Chris Watson was fond of saying , Labor was the party of evolution rather than revolution . Neither he nor any of his colleagues in the New South Wales parliament ever sketched what they were evolving towards . In the diary in which Chris ...
... Chris Watson was fond of saying , Labor was the party of evolution rather than revolution . Neither he nor any of his colleagues in the New South Wales parliament ever sketched what they were evolving towards . In the diary in which Chris ...
Page 198
... Chris Watson , was a nice chap , who was known as a ' good sort ' amongst the compositors with whom he had worked in the printing trade in Sydney . He was a popular man , a man who had all the qualities to make him liked by Australians ...
... Chris Watson , was a nice chap , who was known as a ' good sort ' amongst the compositors with whom he had worked in the printing trade in Sydney . He was a popular man , a man who had all the qualities to make him liked by Australians ...
Page 237
... Chris Watson , the leader of the Labor Party . In his years as Premier of New South Wales it was said he loved office so passionately he was prepared to play dominoes till the wee hours of the morning with McGowen , the leader of the ...
... Chris Watson , the leader of the Labor Party . In his years as Premier of New South Wales it was said he loved office so passionately he was prepared to play dominoes till the wee hours of the morning with McGowen , the leader of the ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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