A History of Australia [vol. 5]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 199
... Labor Party and convince the rank and file that the leaders of the Labor Party would never fight for the interests of the working classes , that the Labor Party was a capitalist party , a party following a policy which bound the workers ...
... Labor Party and convince the rank and file that the leaders of the Labor Party would never fight for the interests of the working classes , that the Labor Party was a capitalist party , a party following a policy which bound the workers ...
Page 215
... Party , there was ' the thrill of enthusiasm in the air ' . The grand ideal of solidarity was the dominant factor of ... Labor Party as the buttress of capitalism : now they proposed to woo the Labor Party . Instructions have been issued ...
... Party , there was ' the thrill of enthusiasm in the air ' . The grand ideal of solidarity was the dominant factor of ... Labor Party as the buttress of capitalism : now they proposed to woo the Labor Party . Instructions have been issued ...
Page 216
... Labor Party became ' clean ' . The Labor Party bosses , he added , were afraid of the communists because they knew that they , the commu- nists , wanted a ' cleaning up ' , and the ' loot men ' wanted a cover - up , wanted corruption ...
... Labor Party became ' clean ' . The Labor Party bosses , he added , were afraid of the communists because they knew that they , the commu- nists , wanted a ' cleaning up ' , and the ' loot men ' wanted a cover - up , wanted corruption ...
Contents
VICTORY OF THE COMFORTABLE CLASSES | 47 |
A DIVIDED AUSTRALIA | 80 |
John Joseph Ambrose Curtin and Robert Gordon Menzies frontispiece | 116 |
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