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Page 37
... Brisbane asked : ' What's afoot ? ' The darkest fears of the Labor men were being confirmed . Cheap Maltese labour was replacing conscripts . This was what conscription meant . Here was the proof that Hughes was a tool of Mr Money Bags ...
... Brisbane asked : ' What's afoot ? ' The darkest fears of the Labor men were being confirmed . Cheap Maltese labour was replacing conscripts . This was what conscription meant . Here was the proof that Hughes was a tool of Mr Money Bags ...
Page 121
... Brisbane he was delighted with the attitude of the Brisbane returned soldiers towards the Bolsheviks . He was just as enthusiastic about the rough - house tactics of Hal Colebatch - a man who gave the troops the stuff they needed ...
... Brisbane he was delighted with the attitude of the Brisbane returned soldiers towards the Bolsheviks . He was just as enthusiastic about the rough - house tactics of Hal Colebatch - a man who gave the troops the stuff they needed ...
Page 172
... Brisbane in October . Hughes has been fighting the battle for the King and Empire men at the Imperial Conference in London , sorting out with his fellow delegates what were the vital needs of the Empire , and arguing that the British ...
... Brisbane in October . Hughes has been fighting the battle for the King and Empire men at the Imperial Conference in London , sorting out with his fellow delegates what were the vital needs of the Empire , and arguing that the British ...
Contents
VICTORY OF THE COMFORTABLE CLASSES | 47 |
A DIVIDED AUSTRALIA | 80 |
John Joseph Ambrose Curtin and Robert Gordon Menzies frontispiece | 116 |
Copyright | |
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