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W.A.Watt : a political biography.

(1972) Anderson, John Stanley

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The selection of the Capital site in Federal politics, 1901-1909

(1969) Sherington, Geoffrey Edgar

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A study in the views of Proudhon and Bakunin on the Polish question with particular reference to the insurrection of 1863 : some aspects of the relationship of anarchism to nationalism

(1967) Kofman, Myron Vladimir

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The social work department

(1969) Chong, Dorothy Yue Hua

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Fertility control in Australia : a study of the interrelationships of social attitudes, technology and social policy

(1976) Browne, Maisry Elspeth

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The social structure of a prison community

(1974) Hayes, Francis Daniel

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Alcoholism in New South Wales : a historical and social study, 1875 to 1970

(1973) Dewdney, Micheline

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The Social Credit movement in Australia to 1940

(1967) Berzins, Baiba Beata

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The diffusion of drug-use amongst university students in Sydney, Australia

(1969) March, Robert Michael

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A Study of Chimbu conjugal relationships

(1972) Whiteman, Josephine

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