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Page 176
... Government , responsible to the people for the results of national economic policies , had virtually no control over them . In all probability no government ever formed among men , given the continuance of the world slump and low prices ...
... Government , responsible to the people for the results of national economic policies , had virtually no control over them . In all probability no government ever formed among men , given the continuance of the world slump and low prices ...
Page 181
... Government , to act for him while he was away , the former as Prime Minister and the latter as Treasurer . J. T. LANG AND THE LABOR ' SPLITS ' On 22 October 1930 , the first anniversary of the installation of his Government , while ...
... Government , to act for him while he was away , the former as Prime Minister and the latter as Treasurer . J. T. LANG AND THE LABOR ' SPLITS ' On 22 October 1930 , the first anniversary of the installation of his Government , while ...
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... Government and finally , the High Court of Australia . The situation came to a head in May 1932 when the Commonwealth moved , under the Financial Agreements Enforcement Act , to recover the monies owed it by the Government of New South ...
... Government and finally , the High Court of Australia . The situation came to a head in May 1932 when the Commonwealth moved , under the Financial Agreements Enforcement Act , to recover the monies owed it by the Government of New South ...
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A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
THREE ELEVENS IN THE FIELD c 19041908 | 55 |
LABOR IN POWER c 19091913 | 68 |
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