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Page 107
... fact that the waiters in some of the Territory's hotels are still clothed without dignity in lap - laps on the excuse that such dress is traditional and cool . Others , in a day and age when English is more widely spoken , resent the ...
... fact that the waiters in some of the Territory's hotels are still clothed without dignity in lap - laps on the excuse that such dress is traditional and cool . Others , in a day and age when English is more widely spoken , resent the ...
Page 158
... fact natives did comprise the majority of those elected from the open electorates while only six out of ten European candidates were elected . The result was that the New House had ten official members ( all expatriate heads of ...
... fact natives did comprise the majority of those elected from the open electorates while only six out of ten European candidates were elected . The result was that the New House had ten official members ( all expatriate heads of ...
Page 203
... fact that the suggestion that we should deliberately fragment New Guinea , runs counter to Australia's political culture Australians , after all , are overwhelmingly homogeneous , with one language , who comprise in fact the only nation ...
... fact that the suggestion that we should deliberately fragment New Guinea , runs counter to Australia's political culture Australians , after all , are overwhelmingly homogeneous , with one language , who comprise in fact the only nation ...
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Geography People and Culture I | 1 |
A Brief History | 36 |
The Economy | 82 |
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