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In New Zealand about 1 2 per cent of the people were Roman Catholics . In Australia as a whole the Catholic population was double that . The vast majority of them were people of Irish descent and by 1910 nearly all Australian Catholics ...
In New Zealand about 1 2 per cent of the people were Roman Catholics . In Australia as a whole the Catholic population was double that . The vast majority of them were people of Irish descent and by 1910 nearly all Australian Catholics ...
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Catholic Labor men , on the other hand , knowing that the U.S.S.R. supported the Spanish Government , that Catholic Italy ( and Nazi Germany ) were helping the rebel General Franco , and that he was strongly favoured by the Spanish ...
Catholic Labor men , on the other hand , knowing that the U.S.S.R. supported the Spanish Government , that Catholic Italy ( and Nazi Germany ) were helping the rebel General Franco , and that he was strongly favoured by the Spanish ...
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Public reaction , or rather the relative lack of it , showed that anti - Catholic bigotry was no longer , as it had previously always been , a sentiment that flourished in the breasts of most Australians . In Australia state aid to ...
Public reaction , or rather the relative lack of it , showed that anti - Catholic bigotry was no longer , as it had previously always been , a sentiment that flourished in the breasts of most Australians . In Australia state aid to ...
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A NATION FOR A CONTINENT c 19001903 | 12 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
White Australia and defence | 56 |
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