A History of Australia [vol. 5]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 64
... society which produced ' scrofulous kings , and lying priests , and greasy millionaires , and powdered prostitutes , and ferret - faced thieves ' . But , like the Labor opinion makers they had no clear idea of any society which would ...
... society which produced ' scrofulous kings , and lying priests , and greasy millionaires , and powdered prostitutes , and ferret - faced thieves ' . But , like the Labor opinion makers they had no clear idea of any society which would ...
Page 245
... society would never allow to be at ease there . It was a work about the corrupting influence of money values - an Old Testament prophet's judge . ment on a society run by the money - changers . It was a moral tale for a society obsessed ...
... society would never allow to be at ease there . It was a work about the corrupting influence of money values - an Old Testament prophet's judge . ment on a society run by the money - changers . It was a moral tale for a society obsessed ...
Page 344
... Society , Sir James Barrett , expressed concern . The Victoria League was unhappy . Jimmy Scullin stood firm . The tradition which laid it down that Government House should be occupied by amiable men from the British aristocracy was ...
... Society , Sir James Barrett , expressed concern . The Victoria League was unhappy . Jimmy Scullin stood firm . The tradition which laid it down that Government House should be occupied by amiable men from the British aristocracy was ...
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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