A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 129
... Cook , arrived in Charters Towers , Queensland , to Ε preach the gospel of federation . The chairman of a meeting to promote federation , a northerner , and as such suspicious of southern ' swells ' , especially educated gents such as ...
... Cook , arrived in Charters Towers , Queensland , to Ε preach the gospel of federation . The chairman of a meeting to promote federation , a northerner , and as such suspicious of southern ' swells ' , especially educated gents such as ...
Page 367
... Cook whether it was possible that any members of his party would desert to the opposition , and so make it possible for Mr Fisher to form a government . The Governor - General asked the Prime Minister if he would grant his formal ...
... Cook whether it was possible that any members of his party would desert to the opposition , and so make it possible for Mr Fisher to form a government . The Governor - General asked the Prime Minister if he would grant his formal ...
Page 368
... Cook whether he had anything to tell the House . Flicking the swallow tails of his coat like an animal which had swallowed its prey Cook informed the House that the Governor - General had accepted his advice to dissolve both Houses ...
... Cook whether he had anything to tell the House . Flicking the swallow tails of his coat like an animal which had swallowed its prey Cook informed the House that the Governor - General had accepted his advice to dissolve both Houses ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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