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Charles Manning Hope Clark. 7 THE GREAT IMPERIAL FIRM OF WEALTH , PROGRESS AND OPPORTUNITIES I UNLIMITED ' N THE NEW YEAR OF 1924 Bruce came back from the Imperial Con- ference in London strengthened in his resolve to shape Australia's ...
Charles Manning Hope Clark. 7 THE GREAT IMPERIAL FIRM OF WEALTH , PROGRESS AND OPPORTUNITIES I UNLIMITED ' N THE NEW YEAR OF 1924 Bruce came back from the Imperial Con- ference in London strengthened in his resolve to shape Australia's ...
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... Imperial Conference in London . He was well pleased with the Imperial Firm of Great Britain and Australia . It had been a gather- ing , he said , at which much was accomplished ' to cement the unity of the Empire and promote amongst its ...
... Imperial Conference in London . He was well pleased with the Imperial Firm of Great Britain and Australia . It had been a gather- ing , he said , at which much was accomplished ' to cement the unity of the Empire and promote amongst its ...
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... Imperial preference was not just a pounds , shillings and pence question : imperial preference was ' a manifestation of sympathy ... for a more intimate inter - Imperial relationship ' . Imperial preference was a question of the heart ...
... Imperial preference was not just a pounds , shillings and pence question : imperial preference was ' a manifestation of sympathy ... for a more intimate inter - Imperial relationship ' . Imperial preference was a question of the heart ...
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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