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So was his fellow- minister, Alfred Deakin, the leading Victorian federationist; but
so was Sir William 'Big Bill' Lyne, the consistently anti- federationist premier of
New South Wales; while George Reid, the New South Wales Freetrade leader ...
So was his fellow- minister, Alfred Deakin, the leading Victorian federationist; but
so was Sir William 'Big Bill' Lyne, the consistently anti- federationist premier of
New South Wales; while George Reid, the New South Wales Freetrade leader ...
Page 121
His misuse of censorship powers went so far, on one occasion, as to attempt the
muzzling of the anti -conscriptionist Premier of Queensland. At the end of 1 9 1 7
Queensland was the only State with a Labor Government. The Premier, T. J. ...
His misuse of censorship powers went so far, on one occasion, as to attempt the
muzzling of the anti -conscriptionist Premier of Queensland. At the end of 1 9 1 7
Queensland was the only State with a Labor Government. The Premier, T. J. ...
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Quietly Lamaro replied: 'I am an Australian, the Premier is not. Only twice have I
been out of Australia — first when I went on a short visit to the Premier's native
land (New Zealand) and the other time as a member of the A.I.F."0 Lang was
purer ...
Quietly Lamaro replied: 'I am an Australian, the Premier is not. Only twice have I
been out of Australia — first when I went on a short visit to the Premier's native
land (New Zealand) and the other time as a member of the A.I.F."0 Lang was
purer ...
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Western Australia South Australia and Northern Territory | 8 |
A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Australian Railway Gauges | 16 |
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