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Page 237
... seemed natural , almost inevitable , to most people . It seemed fitting too that they should be sent to base camps in the British mandated territory of Palestine , which their fathers had done so much to win from the Turks . When war ...
... seemed natural , almost inevitable , to most people . It seemed fitting too that they should be sent to base camps in the British mandated territory of Palestine , which their fathers had done so much to win from the Turks . When war ...
Page 248
... seemed to impede Japan's southward thrust or to stand between her victorious forces and an attack on the Australian mainland . The day , so often foretold in fantasy by nationalists and racists , when white Australia would have to stand ...
... seemed to impede Japan's southward thrust or to stand between her victorious forces and an attack on the Australian mainland . The day , so often foretold in fantasy by nationalists and racists , when white Australia would have to stand ...
Page 338
... seemed as confident as ever , and not disposed to exert himself unduly over it . With Dr Evatt's retirement from politics , Labor's chances seemed to be enhanced . Evatt was already a palpably sick man when he went to the Bench of the ...
... seemed as confident as ever , and not disposed to exert himself unduly over it . With Dr Evatt's retirement from politics , Labor's chances seemed to be enhanced . Evatt was already a palpably sick man when he went to the Bench of the ...
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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