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Page 70
... asked Hughes why he did not have the courage to deal with the ' certain ecclesiastic ' . Hughes did not answer . He asked those in the audience who agreed with him to stand up . Hundreds stood up . The time for argument was over . The ...
... asked Hughes why he did not have the courage to deal with the ' certain ecclesiastic ' . Hughes did not answer . He asked those in the audience who agreed with him to stand up . Hundreds stood up . The time for argument was over . The ...
Page 79
... asked him whether he could form a Government . Frank Tudor said no , he could not . Labor militants said that Tudor should have accepted and asked for a dis- solution . Others said that would be playing into the hands of Hughes . On 9 ...
... asked him whether he could form a Government . Frank Tudor said no , he could not . Labor militants said that Tudor should have accepted and asked for a dis- solution . Others said that would be playing into the hands of Hughes . On 9 ...
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... asked Australians to render thanks to God for the triumph of righteousness . The members showed their approval in the traditional way . Willie Watt's voice quivered . For a moment he was unable to proceed . From that time , only those ...
... asked Australians to render thanks to God for the triumph of righteousness . The members showed their approval in the traditional way . Willie Watt's voice quivered . For a moment he was unable to proceed . From that time , only those ...
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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