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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... important experiments in colonisation . These experiments were of value , not merely in extending the area of ... important " .1 Of equal value was the work of capitalists and merchants , such as George Fife Angas , who were ready ...
... important experiments in colonisation . These experiments were of value , not merely in extending the area of ... important " .1 Of equal value was the work of capitalists and merchants , such as George Fife Angas , who were ready ...
Page 606
... important matters of domestic policy . The Australian , no less than the British , Prime Minister had acquired a degree of personal power scarcely in keeping with the British tradition of Cabinet govern- ment ; and while , as a point of ...
... important matters of domestic policy . The Australian , no less than the British , Prime Minister had acquired a degree of personal power scarcely in keeping with the British tradition of Cabinet govern- ment ; and while , as a point of ...
Page 710
... important than those of the States . The most important series of Parliamentary papers will be found indexed under the following headings : Census and Statistics Acts : for papers on shipping and overseas migration , and official ...
... important than those of the States . The most important series of Parliamentary papers will be found indexed under the following headings : Census and Statistics Acts : for papers on shipping and overseas migration , and official ...
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