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Page 154
Australia's manifest destiny lay in the land and what could be produced and
exported from it . Of course secondary industry continued to grow and to be
cosseted by governments . In fact the value of manufactured goods produced
rose by ...
Australia's manifest destiny lay in the land and what could be produced and
exported from it . Of course secondary industry continued to grow and to be
cosseted by governments . In fact the value of manufactured goods produced
rose by ...
Page 161
The repressive legislation produced results the opposite of those aimed at .
Instead of fewer strikes it produced a menacing wave of industrial anarchy .
Large numbers of unionists , feeling themselves persecuted by the new Act ,
defied the ...
The repressive legislation produced results the opposite of those aimed at .
Instead of fewer strikes it produced a menacing wave of industrial anarchy .
Large numbers of unionists , feeling themselves persecuted by the new Act ,
defied the ...
Page 231
The rival American organisation , Ford , set up a plant at Geelong in Victoria , and
by 1939 practically all motor bodies and chassis used in Australia , though not
engines , were locally produced . A partnership between Government and private
...
The rival American organisation , Ford , set up a plant at Geelong in Victoria , and
by 1939 practically all motor bodies and chassis used in Australia , though not
engines , were locally produced . A partnership between Government and private
...
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Contents
A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
Deakin Watson Reid and arbitration 41 Deakin Watson Reid and arbitration | 46 |
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