The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 263
... IMMIGRATION 263 farm implement factories , tanneries , breweries , brickyards , sawmills and metal foundries . Despite the amount of raw material available there were no woollen cloth mills . What had seemed to be a flourish- ing ...
... IMMIGRATION 263 farm implement factories , tanneries , breweries , brickyards , sawmills and metal foundries . Despite the amount of raw material available there were no woollen cloth mills . What had seemed to be a flourish- ing ...
Page 526
... immigration . But the results were unsatisfactory , and the growing power of Labour in Australia , dominated , as in England , by fear of unemployment - and not without cause -- produced a resistance to immigration , small at first ...
... immigration . But the results were unsatisfactory , and the growing power of Labour in Australia , dominated , as in England , by fear of unemployment - and not without cause -- produced a resistance to immigration , small at first ...
Page 537
... immigration . The Labour party , however , always opposed immigration as calculated to break down Australian industrial standards , and various restrictions were applied even to immigration from the British Isles . 2 Coloured immi ...
... immigration . The Labour party , however , always opposed immigration as calculated to break down Australian industrial standards , and various restrictions were applied even to immigration from the British Isles . 2 Coloured immi ...
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