A History of Australia [vol. 5]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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... faith , but what that faith was no one could say . Leading articles were written in the newspapers ; the clergy preached ; the politicians and the generals made their speeches ; the poets had their shot at putting it into memorable ...
... faith , but what that faith was no one could say . Leading articles were written in the newspapers ; the clergy preached ; the politicians and the generals made their speeches ; the poets had their shot at putting it into memorable ...
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... faith for mockers and the deprived , not a faith by which the overwhelming majority of humanity could live . In July 1920 , when the King and Empire men were shouting themselves hoarse in the Sydney Town Hall , Ted Brady told Vance ...
... faith for mockers and the deprived , not a faith by which the overwhelming majority of humanity could live . In July 1920 , when the King and Empire men were shouting themselves hoarse in the Sydney Town Hall , Ted Brady told Vance ...
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... faith to sustain him : ' And my true name is Labour , though priests call me Christ ' . He would go to London to the Imperial Conference in August . The sea and his faith would give him the strength to endure . Jimmy Scullin believed ...
... faith to sustain him : ' And my true name is Labour , though priests call me Christ ' . He would go to London to the Imperial Conference in August . The sea and his faith would give him the strength to endure . Jimmy Scullin believed ...
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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