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Page 105
... wartime situation . Some of them , and of their constituents , later had cause to regret their acquiescence . Regulations under the Act established a strict censorship of newspapers , letters and other forms of communication , and ...
... wartime situation . Some of them , and of their constituents , later had cause to regret their acquiescence . Regulations under the Act established a strict censorship of newspapers , letters and other forms of communication , and ...
Page 106
... wartime ] could be established , ' the Court must hold its hand and leave the rest to the judgment and wisdom and discretion of the parliament and the Executive it controls ' . This decision meant that the national government , as the ...
... wartime ] could be established , ' the Court must hold its hand and leave the rest to the judgment and wisdom and discretion of the parliament and the Executive it controls ' . This decision meant that the national government , as the ...
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... wartime shortages there was virtually no reserve of hewn coal ' at grass ' , and heavy industry in most States still depended mainly on New South Wales black coal . Factories closed down progressively as their supplies of coal ran out ...
... wartime shortages there was virtually no reserve of hewn coal ' at grass ' , and heavy industry in most States still depended mainly on New South Wales black coal . Factories closed down progressively as their supplies of coal ran out ...
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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