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See also:
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91. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 16-17.
92. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 19.
93. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 20.
94. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 22.
95. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 103.
96. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 27.
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98. The Truth; cited in: John Rickard. "Loyalties", in: John Arnold, Peter Spearritt, and David Walker (eds.) Out of Empire: The British Dominion of Australia, Mandarin, Port Melbourne, 1993, p. 175.
99. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 16-17.
100. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 19.
101. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 21.
102. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 21.
103. Gordon Greenwood and Charles Grimshaw (eds.) Documents on Australian International Affairs 1901-1918, p. 171-177.
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105. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 28.
106. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 28.
107. Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, Fairfax, Syme and Weldon, Broadway, N.S.W., 1987, p. 415 (Table WR 61-73).
108. Gavin Souter. Lion and Kangaroo: The Initiation of Australia, Pan Macmillan, Sydney, 1992, p. 279.
Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, pp. 414-415 (Tables WR 49-59 and WR 74-81).
109. Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, p. 415 (Table WR 82-89).
110. Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, pp. 415, 417 (Tables WR 82-89, 113-119).
111. T.B. Millar. Australia in War and Peace, pp. 264-265.
Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, p. 417 (Table WR 113-119).
See also:
The Queensland Ex-POW Reparation Committee. Nippon Very Sorry - Many Men Must Die: Submission to the United Nations Commission of Human Rights (ECOSOC Resolution 1503), Boolarong Publications, Bowen Hills, Queensland, 1990, p. 33.
112. Wray Vamplew (ed.) Australians: Historical Statistics, pp. 414-416 (Tables WR 49-59, 61-73, 74-81, 82-89, 109-112).
113. David McNicoll. "Opinion" (column), The Bulletin, 12 May 1992, p. 34.
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115. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 6.
116. Tom Keneally. Our Republic, p. 147.
Ross McMullin, The Light On the Hill, p. 216.
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118. W.G. McMinn. A Constitutional History of Australia, p. 158.
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T.B. Millar. Australia in War and Peace, p. 45 (footnote 53), p. 103 (footnote 19).
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123. John Quick and Robert Garran. The Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth, p. 625.
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J.T. Lang. I Remember, p. 34.
John Quick and Robert Garran. The Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth, p. 626.
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Gordon Greenwood and Charles Grimshaw (eds.) Documents on Australian International Affairs 1901-1918, pp. 387-390, 451 (footnote 2). ADSS A4919.
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127. Robin Gollan. Radical and Working Class Politics, p. 164.
"Proceedings of a Conference between the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the Premiers of the Self-Governing Colonies, held at the Colonial Office, London, June and July 1897"; cited in: Gordon Greenwood and Charles Grimshaw (eds.) Documents on Australian International Affairs 1901- 1918, p. 386-387.
John Quick and Robert Garran. The Annotated Constitution of the Australian Commonwealth, p. 627.
128. Graham Fricke. Profiles of Power: The Prime Ministers of Australia, Houghton Mifflin, Ferntree Gully, Victoria, 1990, p. 18.
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131. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, pp. 26-28.
W.J. Hudson and M.P. Sharp. Australian Independence, pp. 39-40.
132. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, p. 64.
133. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, p. 65.
134. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, pp. 65-66.
W.J. Hudson and M.P. Sharp. Australian Independence, p. 40.
Malcolm Turnbull. Cited in: Tom Keneally. Our Republic, William Heinemann, Port Melbourne, 1993, p. 145.
135. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, pp. 65-66.
W.J. Hudson and M.P. Sharp. Australian Independence, p. 40.
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137. Christopher Cunneen. King's Men, pp. 66-67.
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139. W.J. Hudson and M.P. Sharp. Australian Independence, p. 17.
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141. W.G. McMinn. A Constitutional History of Australia, p. 157.
142. A.A. Calwell. Labor's Role in Modern Society (Revised edition), Lansdowne Press, Melbourne, 1965, pp. 162-163.
143. Official Report of the Thirty-First Convention of the Australian Workers' Union [held in Sydney], January to February 1917, p. 16; cited in:Gordon Greenwood and Charles Grimshaw (eds.) Documents on Australian International Affairs 1901-1918, p. 735.
144. Stephen Alomes. "Australian Nationalism in the Eras of Imperialism and 'Internationalism'", in: John Arnold, Peter Spearritt, and David Walker (eds.) Out of Empire: The British Dominion of Australia, Mandarin, Port Melbourne, 1993, p. 175.
145. Stephen Alomes. "Australian Nationalism in the Eras of Imperialism and 'Internationalism'", p. 175.
146. Tom Keneally. Our Republic, p. 172.
Ross McMullin, The Light On the Hill, p. 36.
147. Tom Keneally. Our Republic, p. 172.
Ross McMullin, The Light On the Hill, p. 123.
148. John Craig. Australian Politics: A Source Book (Second edition), p. 46.
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149. A.J. Grassby. "Community Relations Means Us All", p. 9.
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T.B. Millar. Australia in War and Peace, p. 134.
Peter Spearritt. "The British Dominion of Australia", pp. 10-11.
150. William Byrne. Republic Vs. Monarchy, The Institute of Australian Culture, Watsonia, Victoria, 1995, p. 5.
151. E.M Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, pp. 10-12.
Ross McMullin, The Light On the Hill, p. 59.
Joanna Penglase and David Horner. When the War Came to Australia: Memories of the Second World War, Allen and Unwin, St. Leonards, NSW, 1992, p. 167.
152. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p. 11.
153. Ross McMullin, The Light On the Hill, p. 92.
154. Stewart Firth and Jeanette Hoorn "From Empire Day to Cracker Night", in: John Arnold, Peter Spearritt, and David Walker (eds.) Out of Empire: The British Dominion of Australia, Mandarin, Port Melbourne, 1993, p. 131.
The Worker (Brisbane), 27 May 1905; cited in: Gordon Greenwood and Charles Grimshaw (eds.) Documents on Australian International Affairs 1901- 1918, p. 54.
155. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, pp. 11-12, 183-185, 188.
156. Tom Keneally. Our Republic, pp. 13, 15.
157. E.M. Andrews. The ANZAC Illusion, p, 185.
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