A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 386
... soldiers in Melbourne , when a policeman asked a drunken soldier to move on , and the latter refused in language rich in expletives . In the ensuing brawl between soldiers and the police the crowd lent their support to the soldiers ...
... soldiers in Melbourne , when a policeman asked a drunken soldier to move on , and the latter refused in language rich in expletives . In the ensuing brawl between soldiers and the police the crowd lent their support to the soldiers ...
Page 407
... soldiers for storming the heights as Australians should , and proving themselves to be the ' youngest and strongest ... soldiers in any part of the world in the defence of their country . He wished to convey sympathy to all those ...
... soldiers for storming the heights as Australians should , and proving themselves to be the ' youngest and strongest ... soldiers in any part of the world in the defence of their country . He wished to convey sympathy to all those ...
Page 419
... soldiers would get from his ' tomb ' the ' sacred ambition of true patriotism ' . His example would inspire others ... soldiers clashed with the police in a rough and tumble , as soldiers , police and an excited crowd swayed and surged ...
... soldiers would get from his ' tomb ' the ' sacred ambition of true patriotism ' . His example would inspire others ... soldiers clashed with the police in a rough and tumble , as soldiers , police and an excited crowd swayed and surged ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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