The History of Australia: The Twentieth CenturyHow governments and social policy from 1900 to 1975 led to the development of a national Australian consciousness. |
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... seats , including Bruce himself . He refused the offer of another seat and after the Depression was over he made another career in England , becoming successively a President of the League of Nations Council , Chairman of the United ...
... seats , including Bruce himself . He refused the offer of another seat and after the Depression was over he made another career in England , becoming successively a President of the League of Nations Council , Chairman of the United ...
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... seats , the Liberals 17 , and the Country Party twelve . The two remaining seats were won by Independent Labor members , one by J. T. Lang who hated Chifley personally and one by Mrs Maurice Blackburn , widow of a former Labor left ...
... seats , the Liberals 17 , and the Country Party twelve . The two remaining seats were won by Independent Labor members , one by J. T. Lang who hated Chifley personally and one by Mrs Maurice Blackburn , widow of a former Labor left ...
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... Seats Seats valid vote valid vote % total valid vote % total Seats Seats valid vote % total valid vote Seats Labor ( A.L.P. ) 50.03 57 44.63 47 42.81 45 47.91 60 45.47 So Liberal 38.54 47 39.73 37.23 58 33.58 37.09 52 Country 8.52 17 ...
... Seats Seats valid vote valid vote % total valid vote % total Seats Seats valid vote % total valid vote Seats Labor ( A.L.P. ) 50.03 57 44.63 47 42.81 45 47.91 60 45.47 So Liberal 38.54 47 39.73 37.23 58 33.58 37.09 52 Country 8.52 17 ...
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A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
New Protection and the Basic Wage | 46 |
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