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... Evatt was the third of six brothers brought up by their mother who was widowed when ' Bert ' was only six . Educated ... Evatt's electorate had been named . Here was the almost inconceivable reverse process taking place : for no other ...
... Evatt was the third of six brothers brought up by their mother who was widowed when ' Bert ' was only six . Educated ... Evatt's electorate had been named . Here was the almost inconceivable reverse process taking place : for no other ...
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... Evatt pursued , within the basic framework of the American alliance , a far more positive , independent and ... Evatt's energies were spent in working for the diversion of a greater share of Allied resources to the war in the Pacific ...
... Evatt pursued , within the basic framework of the American alliance , a far more positive , independent and ... Evatt's energies were spent in working for the diversion of a greater share of Allied resources to the war in the Pacific ...
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... Evatt ( and most nations ' representatives ) thought proper to the great powers with permanent seats on the Security Council the United States , Russia , Great Britain , France and China . Evatt moved 38 amendments of which 26 were ...
... Evatt ( and most nations ' representatives ) thought proper to the great powers with permanent seats on the Security Council the United States , Russia , Great Britain , France and China . Evatt moved 38 amendments of which 26 were ...
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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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