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Page 122
... increased substantially . Victoria had joined the other three largest States in voting against conscription and available evidence suggests that the ' No ' majority of the men in the trenches had also increased . Most certainly ...
... increased substantially . Victoria had joined the other three largest States in voting against conscription and available evidence suggests that the ' No ' majority of the men in the trenches had also increased . Most certainly ...
Page 167
... increased to 48 hours . The men immediately went on strike and the recently formed Australian Council of Trade ... increasing army of unemployed . At the same time , early in 1929 , serious trouble erupted on the main coalfield in ...
... increased to 48 hours . The men immediately went on strike and the recently formed Australian Council of Trade ... increasing army of unemployed . At the same time , early in 1929 , serious trouble erupted on the main coalfield in ...
Page 349
... increased child endowment , more money for home- building , the armed services , for public works in the States and so on ; but the most beguiling promise was to set up a Commonwealth Ministry of Education which would manage a scheme of ...
... increased child endowment , more money for home- building , the armed services , for public works in the States and so on ; but the most beguiling promise was to set up a Commonwealth Ministry of Education which would manage a scheme of ...
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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