The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... proposal , either from England or from Australia , for some form of Australian union . The first of these proposals ... proposed to establish a General Assembly . It is unfortunate that this first definite scheme for federal union was ...
... proposal , either from England or from Australia , for some form of Australian union . The first of these proposals ... proposed to establish a General Assembly . It is unfortunate that this first definite scheme for federal union was ...
Page 448
... proposed that the Commonwealth should have power to establish courts of conciliation and arbitration for the ... proposal was under consideration . Moreover , there was a tendency , on the part of employers as well as employees , to ...
... proposed that the Commonwealth should have power to establish courts of conciliation and arbitration for the ... proposal was under consideration . Moreover , there was a tendency , on the part of employers as well as employees , to ...
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... proposed by the Commonwealth Government in the early years of the post - war period , the argument was simply that better terms could thus be secured . It was along this line that discussion ran when , in 1919 , Mr Watt pro- posed that ...
... proposed by the Commonwealth Government in the early years of the post - war period , the argument was simply that better terms could thus be secured . It was along this line that discussion ran when , in 1919 , Mr Watt pro- posed that ...
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