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Page 183
Though he had resigned from the Government, Theodore was still a very active
and influential member of Parliament and of Caucus. Though hostile to the wilder
schemes of Lang's disciples, he was becoming more and more convinced that a
...
Though he had resigned from the Government, Theodore was still a very active
and influential member of Parliament and of Caucus. Though hostile to the wilder
schemes of Lang's disciples, he was becoming more and more convinced that a
...
Page 230
Fearing that Menzies had the numbers in the U.A.P. caucus. Page and Casey
cabled S. M. Bruce, Australian High Commissioner in London, begging him to
return to the leadership of the conservative party and the nation. Page hated
Menzies ...
Fearing that Menzies had the numbers in the U.A.P. caucus. Page and Casey
cabled S. M. Bruce, Australian High Commissioner in London, begging him to
return to the leadership of the conservative party and the nation. Page hated
Menzies ...
Page 401
Caucus met to elect the ministry, all twenty-seven of them, on 18 December, a
week before Christmas. Whitlam allotted portfolios immediately and the Cabinet
was sworn in next day. Its unwieldy size was a continuing impediment to good ...
Caucus met to elect the ministry, all twenty-seven of them, on 18 December, a
week before Christmas. Whitlam allotted portfolios immediately and the Cabinet
was sworn in next day. Its unwieldy size was a continuing impediment to good ...
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A NATION FOR A CONTINENT r 19001903 | 12 |
Legislation and White Australia | 29 |
New Protection and the Basic Wage | 46 |
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