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... conscription , many of the anti- conscriptionists in Labor's parliamentary ranks would be con- verted or at least neutralized . The chances seemed good . Most prominent and respectable citizens , the entire daily press of the country ...
... conscription , many of the anti- conscriptionists in Labor's parliamentary ranks would be con- verted or at least neutralized . The chances seemed good . Most prominent and respectable citizens , the entire daily press of the country ...
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... conscription on itself by popular secret ballot . Post - War Reconstruction and the Country Party During the second campaign Hughes had repeatedly promised that he would resign if the referendum were defeated . He did so : but those on ...
... conscription on itself by popular secret ballot . Post - War Reconstruction and the Country Party During the second campaign Hughes had repeatedly promised that he would resign if the referendum were defeated . He did so : but those on ...
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... conscription troubles and by the vivid if distant spectre of Bolshevism , sought to survive rather than to create . War had shattered the possibly naïve , but nonetheless constructive , idealist national mood of the previous decades ...
... conscription troubles and by the vivid if distant spectre of Bolshevism , sought to survive rather than to create . War had shattered the possibly naïve , but nonetheless constructive , idealist national mood of the previous decades ...
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CONVICTS AND CURRENCY 17881821 | 23 |
NEW PASTURES AND NEW ATTITUDES 18211851 | 45 |
DIGGERS AND DEMOCRATS 18511885 | 69 |
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