A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 117
... Hughes , we've got ' em ' , and then called to the crowd ' Three cheers for Billy Hughes ' . Hughes himself labelled those nights of turbulence ' this glorious triumph for the cause of right'.52 The night in the Mission Hall underlined ...
... Hughes , we've got ' em ' , and then called to the crowd ' Three cheers for Billy Hughes ' . Hughes himself labelled those nights of turbulence ' this glorious triumph for the cause of right'.52 The night in the Mission Hall underlined ...
Page 119
... Hughes saw Holman as a man who knew Herbert Spencer backwards , but as Hughes put it later , in practical affairs a child of ten could have run rings round Holman . As in the back - blocks of Queensland Hughes used his ' University of ...
... Hughes saw Holman as a man who knew Herbert Spencer backwards , but as Hughes put it later , in practical affairs a child of ten could have run rings round Holman . As in the back - blocks of Queensland Hughes used his ' University of ...
Page 344
... Hughes dressed in sombre suits , black for Fisher and grey for Hughes , as evidence of their commitment to the age of the common man . 64 On the foundations of power in a bourgeois society Labor members held still the haziest notions ...
... Hughes dressed in sombre suits , black for Fisher and grey for Hughes , as evidence of their commitment to the age of the common man . 64 On the foundations of power in a bourgeois society Labor members held still the haziest notions ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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