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... British Labour Party , and former chairman of the post - World War II Socialist International , stated this in the saying , ' the British Labour Party owes more to Methodism than it does to Marxism ' . Put an- other way , this means ...
... British Labour Party , and former chairman of the post - World War II Socialist International , stated this in the saying , ' the British Labour Party owes more to Methodism than it does to Marxism ' . Put an- other way , this means ...
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... British wives and children of Australian servicemen to come to Australia . It was very difficult to obtain ship- ping at the time . When World War II broke out , there were 21 mil- lion tons of shipping flying one or another of the ...
... British wives and children of Australian servicemen to come to Australia . It was very difficult to obtain ship- ping at the time . When World War II broke out , there were 21 mil- lion tons of shipping flying one or another of the ...
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... British people within these categories had absolute preference in British shipping ; all foreigners without exception had to travel in ships flying flags other than the Union Jack . To the credit of the Australian Jewry whose interests ...
... British people within these categories had absolute preference in British shipping ; all foreigners without exception had to travel in ships flying flags other than the Union Jack . To the credit of the Australian Jewry whose interests ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Living dangerously as a politician | 3 |
My American background | 10 |
Copyright | |
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