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... seen that during the two pre- Gold - Rush decades about a third of the whole population and more than half of the immigrants were Irish , and there is much more than the evidence of the folk - songs to show that the great majority of ...
... seen that during the two pre- Gold - Rush decades about a third of the whole population and more than half of the immigrants were Irish , and there is much more than the evidence of the folk - songs to show that the great majority of ...
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... seen some reasons for thinking that the sentiment derived more immediately from the ideas of the Aus- tralian pastoral proletariat , 21 though the name ' Commonwealth ' was chosen , at the conscious level , because of its associations ...
... seen some reasons for thinking that the sentiment derived more immediately from the ideas of the Aus- tralian pastoral proletariat , 21 though the name ' Commonwealth ' was chosen , at the conscious level , because of its associations ...
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... seen , however , that this feature was also the most recently acquired , and already the events of the last war , no ... seen that the Australian tradition is as old as our history . We have seen that it perpetuates as ideals the ...
... seen , however , that this feature was also the most recently acquired , and already the events of the last war , no ... seen that the Australian tradition is as old as our history . We have seen that it perpetuates as ideals the ...
Contents
THE LEGEND AND THE TASK | 1 |
THE FOUNDING FATHERS | 14 |
CELTS AND CURRENCY | 43 |
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