A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 42
... hundred men and women gathered in the ballroom of Government House in Melbourne as guests of Lord and Lady Hopetoun . The occasion was a brilliant success . Every imaginable delicacy was upon the tables : every imaginable strong drink ...
... hundred men and women gathered in the ballroom of Government House in Melbourne as guests of Lord and Lady Hopetoun . The occasion was a brilliant success . Every imaginable delicacy was upon the tables : every imaginable strong drink ...
Page 108
... hundred and twenty miles east of Southern Cross in a district known as Fly Flat they saw ' yellow stuff ' in abundance . In that flat , stony , salt - bush country , where stands of salmon gum trees afforded the only relief to the eye ...
... hundred and twenty miles east of Southern Cross in a district known as Fly Flat they saw ' yellow stuff ' in abundance . In that flat , stony , salt - bush country , where stands of salmon gum trees afforded the only relief to the eye ...
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... hundred pounds . Two Australian flags went for sixty and forty pounds , Nellie expressing her displeasure with a stamp of the foot and an indignant ' Forty pounds for Australia ' . Slowly , very solemnly she unfolded the Belgian flag ...
... hundred pounds . Two Australian flags went for sixty and forty pounds , Nellie expressing her displeasure with a stamp of the foot and an indignant ' Forty pounds for Australia ' . Slowly , very solemnly she unfolded the Belgian flag ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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