Henry Bournes Higgins and the Australian Constitution

Coward, Pamela.

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Henry Bournes Higgins and the Australian Constitution

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1975-08

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Coward, Pamela.

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Henry Bournes Higgins 1 2s 3first formal involvement in the development of Australia's Constitution began in 1897 when he was elected as one of the Victorian delegates to the Australasian Federal Convention which met to draft the document which finally became Australia's Constitution.

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v, 295 leaves.

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Higgins, H. B. (Henry Bournes), 1851-1929., Constitutional law --Australia.

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