A History of Australia [vol. 5]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 198
... capital : Australia must look to the Motherland to borrow that capital . In the interests of Australia as a whole Australia must have one borrowing authority . So defence , markets , popu- lation and capital were ' the great problems of ...
... capital : Australia must look to the Motherland to borrow that capital . In the interests of Australia as a whole Australia must have one borrowing authority . So defence , markets , popu- lation and capital were ' the great problems of ...
Page 330
... capital ' . The Communist Party and the Com- munist Party alone could respond to that lone voice on the coal fields : ' Lead us over the wall ' . Norman Brown would be elevated into a hero of the Australian working class . A song was ...
... capital ' . The Communist Party and the Com- munist Party alone could respond to that lone voice on the coal fields : ' Lead us over the wall ' . Norman Brown would be elevated into a hero of the Australian working class . A song was ...
Page 397
... capital , could handle Lang . Lang has said he was a man of principle : he would never change his attitude to repudiation . The answer was simple : the Commonwealth Parliament would make repudiation by a State a breach of the law ...
... capital , could handle Lang . Lang has said he was a man of principle : he would never change his attitude to repudiation . The answer was simple : the Commonwealth Parliament would make repudiation by a State a breach of the law ...
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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