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Page 191
... called his bowler ' a bastard ' . The gentlemanly Australian captain , Bill Woodfull , later headmaster of Melbourne High School , was provoked into replying in a traditionally crude Australian way . ' Which one of you bastards ' , he ...
... called his bowler ' a bastard ' . The gentlemanly Australian captain , Bill Woodfull , later headmaster of Melbourne High School , was provoked into replying in a traditionally crude Australian way . ' Which one of you bastards ' , he ...
Page 228
... called the ' Dog- Collar Act ' . He had the courage to meet the Union leaders at Port Kembla , but suffered the humiliation of having to be protected by them from furiously hostile crowds . In the end a compromise was reached , by which ...
... called the ' Dog- Collar Act ' . He had the courage to meet the Union leaders at Port Kembla , but suffered the humiliation of having to be protected by them from furiously hostile crowds . In the end a compromise was reached , by which ...
Page 350
... called Labor's attempt to buy the voters as a preliminary to making some spirited bids himself . He did not quite match Calwell's offer on child endowment but outbid him in most other areas . Government payments to medical benefits ...
... called Labor's attempt to buy the voters as a preliminary to making some spirited bids himself . He did not quite match Calwell's offer on child endowment but outbid him in most other areas . Government payments to medical benefits ...
Contents
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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