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and was a delegate to the constitutional convention in
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as its new leader, and hence prime minister. Page had been close to Lyons, but disliked
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secretary, and representatives of industry. The same bill placed banknotes under the direct control of the bank, whereas previously it had been under a nominally independent Note Issue Board. Later reforms saw the establishment of a Rural
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and the second rank in the ministry for himself. These demands were unprecedented for a prospective junior coalition partner in a
Westminster system, and especially so for such a new party. Nonetheless, Bruce agreed rather than force another election. For all intents and purposes, Page was the first
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America in 1917, on his way back from military service in France. He was elected mayor of South Grafton in 1918, serving until 1920, and also became the inaugural president of the North Coast Development League. He developed more concrete plans
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lost its majority and could not govern without
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while he was undertaking his medical residency; she was a senior nurse there. Page soon began courting her, and convinced her to become the matron of his new hospital in
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of all time; only Menzies lasted longer as the leader of a major Australian political party. He secured his party's independence by refusing overtures to merge with the Nationalists and the UAP, and the policies that he favoured β decentralisation, agrarianism, and government support of primary
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in 1908, and had the chassis enlarged so it could be used as an ambulance. He also had an x-ray machine installed in his hospital, one of the first in Australia outside a major city. Page developed a reputation for surgical innovation, taking a number of patients from Sydney and even some from
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Page wrote to Curtin in April 1942 that since January he had been through "the worst period of acute mental distress of my whole life". His tenure was not regarded as a success, and he was said to have suffered from a lack of experience in diplomacy. Field Marshal
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Page's oldest son Earle Jr. was killed by a lightning strike in January 1933; shortly after his wife Ethel suffered a stroke. Page considered retiring from politics but was persuaded to instead take a leave of absence, with his deputy
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Page introduced a series of reforms to the Commonwealth Bank to enhance its central banking functions. In 1924, he announced that the government would place the Commonwealth Bank under an independent board, comprising a governor, the
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the UAP won majority government in its own right. Lyons offered the Country Party three cabinet positions, on the basis that he would choose the ministers and portfolios. Page rejected this and also insisted that the
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Hughes was such that he would not even consider supporting him. Indeed, he would not even begin talks with the Nationalists as long as Hughes remained leader. Bowing to the inevitable, Hughes resigned.
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Australia to seek re-election to the parliament in a by-election for Page's old seat, and then seek election as UAP leader. Bruce said that he would only re-enter the parliament as an independent.
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Page began his schooling at Grafton Public School, where he excelled academically. His family could not afford to send him to boarding school, as a result of financial difficulties caused by the
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region. He toured a number of towns to raise awareness of the new movement, but interest waned as a result of the ongoing war. Later that year, he was part of a syndicate that bought
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firm established in 1858 by Page's maternal grandfather, Edwin Cox. His other grandfather, James Page, arrived in Grafton in 1855, serving as the town's first schoolmaster and first
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in 1927 and his 1929 budget speech referred to a "temporary financial depression". He was a strong believer in orthodox finance and conservative policies, as well as a "high
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after the federal government moved to Canberra, as the new capital had only a handful of qualified surgeons. In 1928, for instance, he performed an emergency appendectomy on
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industry β have remained the basis of its platform up to the present day. The coalitions that he established and maintained with Bruce and Lyons have served as a model for
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and sponsored the first national housing program. The final years of Page's treasurership were marked by the beginnings of an economic downturn. The budget went into
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appointed Page as caretaker prime minister pending the UAP choosing a new leader. He held the office for three weeks until the UAP elected former deputy leader
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would be useful in his lobbying efforts. However, his overtures to the state government were rebuffed. In 1915, Page was one of the founders of the
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Dorothy May Cole to be "the worst day of his life". Due to a shortage of surgeons in Canberra, in 1928 Page performed an appendectomy on fellow MP
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was his best man. The second Lady Page lived for almost 50 years after her husband's death, dying on 20 June 2011; her ashes were interred at
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children: Mary (b. 1909), Earle Jr. (b. 1910), Donald (b. 1912), Iven (b. 1914), and Douglas (b. 1916). Their grandchildren include
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in December changed the dynamic of Anglo-Australian relations, as the
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car in Australia", which was powered by kerosene. He upgraded to an
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Page was elected leader of the Country Party in 1921, replacing
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serving as acting leader of the Country Party for nine months.
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but failed to pass the bill by the time of its defeat in 1929.
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interstate. One operation that brought him particular fame was
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3083:. Earle Page College Thirtieth Anniversary Series. p. 3.
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Cowper
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2899:, National Archives of Australia. Retrieved 29 January 2017.
1921:, with the intention that he would be granted access to the
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Australian Members of the Order of the Companions of Honour
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Breakfast with Beaverbrook: memoirs of an independent woman
3928:"BROWN, Gordon (1885β1967) Senator for Queensland, 1932β65"
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Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
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In 1955, Page was awarded the degree of Doctor of Science
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Mr Prime Minister. Australian Prime Ministers 1901β1972
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Australian fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons
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1383:for one month. In 1902, he took up a position as a
6297:Members of the Australian House of Representatives
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4263:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1954
4245:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1951
4227:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1949
4209:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1946
4191:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1943
4173:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1940
4155:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1937
4137:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1934
4119:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1931
4101:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1929
4083:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1928
4065:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1925
4047:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1922
4029:State of New South Wales statistical returns, 1919
2890:Australia's PMs > Earle Page > Before office
2749:Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
1646:. Parliament did not move to Canberra until 1927.
1425:Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
1423:(FRACS) in 1927, and in 1942 was made an honorary
4500:"Profile of the electoral division of Page (NSW)"
2034:. In 1954, he became the first chancellor of the
1972:Page spent the remaining years of the Curtin and
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1255:third longest-serving Australian parliamentarian
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4780:"Page, Sir Earle Christmas Grafton (1880β1961)"
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4418:Australia's PMs > Earle Page > Ethel Page
1967:Member of the Order of the Companions of Honour
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1593:. The party emerged from the election with the
1238:until the government's defeat in October 1941.
1976:on the opposition backbench. He served on the
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1718:. Page was one of the chief supporters of the
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4683:(PhD thesis). Australian National University.
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2571:Page sought a 17th term in parliament at the
2038:, which had become fully autonomous from the
1871:deposed as Country Party leader in favour of
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6392:Royal Australian Army Medical Corps officers
6387:Burials at Northern Suburbs Memorial Gardens
6347:Australian military personnel of World War I
4716:Both had helped Page with his autobiography
1989:were killed by the Japanese during the war.
1941:early the following year. He later recalled
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3415:"Earle Page, Deputy Prime Minister 1923β29"
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584:Chancellor of the University of New England
554:13 December 1919 β 9 December 1961
289:29 November 1937 β 7 November 1938
242:19 December 1949 β 11 January 1956
6312:People educated at Sydney Boys High School
6287:Leaders of the National Party of Australia
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5834:Northern Territory (Country Liberal Party)
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4788:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography,
1829:Page was made a Knight Grand Cross of the
1758:replacing Bruce as Nationalist leader and
1504:Northern New South Wales Separation League
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507:28 October 1952 β 9 December 1961
455:9 February 1923 β 21 October 1929
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3995:"Earle Page, Minister for Health 1949β56"
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2058:Electoral results of Page's seat: Cowper
1992:
1769:merged with the Nationalists to form the
1275:Earle Christmas Grafton Page was born in
343:28 October 1940 β 7 October 1941
164:5 April 1921 β 13 September 1939
5901:National Party of Australia β Queensland
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3194:. City of Gold Coast. 28 December 2017.
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1694:In 1924, Bruce and Page established the
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401:9 November 1932 β 26 April 1939
6397:Military personnel from New South Wales
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4318:Ninety Not Out: The Nationals 1920-2010
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3683:Earle Page, Prime Minister of Australia
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3491:"Earle Page saves life of Labor member"
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3233:"Page, Sir Earle Christmas (1880β1961)"
3162:"EARLE PAGE SAVES LIFE OF LABOR MEMBER"
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2726:In 1929, Page was made a member of the
2645:resignation as prime minister in 1923.
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1430:In February 1916, Page enlisted in the
737: 1906; died 1958)
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4880:Father of the House of Representatives
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3622:. Itsanhonour.gov.au. 1 January 1938.
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2028:Father of the House of Representatives
1855:When Lyons died suddenly in 1939, the
1498:in 1913, believing his position as an
6282:Deaths from cancer in New South Wales
6252:Australian people of Scottish descent
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5922:Western Australian Farmers Federation
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4535:"Historic home goes under the hammer"
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4462:Death Of Lady Page After Long Illness
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102:7 April 1939 β 26 April 1939
6317:People from Grafton, New South Wales
6272:Australian people of English descent
3963:from the original on 16 January 2017
3765:. Itsanhonour.gov.au. 26 June 1942.
3609:
3298:"Earle Page, Member for Cowper 1919"
3198:from the original on 27 January 2018
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3090:from the original on 29 January 2018
2841:Based on first-preference vote only.
2813:; opened in 1957, demolished in 2010
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1291:was the deputy administrator of the
1283:was chaplain to the royal family of
1260:all subsequent coalition governments
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6337:20th-century Australian politicians
6302:Members of the Cabinet of Australia
5839:Queensland (Liberal National Party)
3813:"Earle Page, In Opposition 1941β49"
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2747:In 1942, Page was made an honorary
2728:Privy Council of the United Kingdom
1963:Chief of the Imperial General Staff
1526:Australian House of Representatives
1520:for a hydroelectric project on the
1210:Page returned to cabinet after the
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4785:Australian Dictionary of Biography
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3886:Australian Dictionary of Biography
3881:"Page, Robert Charles (1920β1945)"
3865:Australian Dictionary of Biography
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3238:Australian Dictionary of Biography
2809:Page Chest Pavilion β building at
2795:Page, Australian Capital Territory
1620:Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
1516:, the local newspaper in Grafton.
984:Country Party Leadership Elections
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6408:
6382:Ministers for health of Australia
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4632:"Earle Page: an active treasurer"
3860:"Page, Harold Hillis (1888β1942)"
2742:Order of the Companions of Honour
1831:Order of St Michael and St George
1802:The UAP lost its majority at the
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4790:Australian National University
4740:National Archives of Australia
4720:(Angus & Robertson, 1963).
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3423:National Archives of Australia
3306:National Archives of Australia
3243:Australian National University
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2596:St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney
2560:41 years, 361 days
2530:38 years, 344 days
2500:35 years, 362 days
2485:34 years, 167 days
2455:31 years, 136 days
2425:29 years, 362 days
2398:26 years, 289 days
2368:23 years, 251 days
2338:20 years, 283 days
2308:17 years, 314 days
2281:14 years, 276 days
1857:Governor-General of Australia
1432:Australian Army Medical Corps
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6327:Sydney Medical School alumni
6322:Prime ministers of Australia
5190:Prime ministers of Australia
4759:National Museum of Australia
4704:(Hale & Iremonger, 1995)
4395:Senators and Members of the
3340:. Retrieved 14 December 2015
2999:Moorhouse (2001), pp. 42β43.
2990:Moorhouse (2001), pp. 39β40.
2972:Moorhouse (2001), pp. 35β36.
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1389:Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
1343:, Page's lecturers included
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1245:(1949β1956) in the post-war
1145:Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
821:, New South Wales, Australia
644:Earle Christmas Grafton Page
18:Earle Christmas Grafton Page
7:
6362:Australian military doctors
5966:Deputy leadership elections
5572:National Party of Australia
5443:National Party of Australia
4977:Prime Minister of Australia
4920:Leader of the Country Party
4736:Australia's Prime Ministers
4566:. University of New England
4361:Australia's Prime Ministers
3999:Australia's Prime Ministers
3817:Australia's Prime Ministers
3653:Australia's Prime Ministers
3419:Australia's Prime Ministers
3302:Australia's Prime Ministers
2687:St Paul's Cathedral, London
2251:12 years, 6 days
1798:Lyons government, 1934β1939
1714:scheme, chaired by Senator
1458:Early political involvement
1271:Birth and family background
1199:. He was subsequently made
1124:. He was the leader of the
1118:prime minister of Australia
1003:Prime Minister of Australia
152:Leader of the Country Party
90:Prime Minister of Australia
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4643:Department of the Treasury
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4689:In their autobiographies
4487:The Sydney Morning Herald
4320:. UNSW Press. p. 2.
3879:Lithgow, Shirley (2000).
3356:The Sydney Morning Herald
2916:. Black Inc. p. 19.
2776:University of New England
2733:In 1938, Page was made a
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4908:Party political offices
4899:Father of the Parliament
3858:Sweeting, A. J. (1988).
3061:Moorhouse (2001), p. 53.
3052:Moorhouse (2001), p. 51.
3043:Moorhouse (2001), p. 43.
2981:Moorhouse (2001), p. 40.
2963:Moorhouse (2001), p. 28.
2954:Moorhouse (2001), p. 29.
2945:Moorhouse (2001), p. 26.
2936:Moorhouse (2001), p. 17.
2657:Page and his first wife
2032:Father of the Parliament
2016:National Health Act 1953
1760:leader of the opposition
1742:Out of office, 1929β1934
1532:, defeating the sitting
1287:and his younger brother
1277:Grafton, New South Wales
1222:(UAP). He was appointed
1133:Grafton, New South Wales
910:This article is part of
6377:20th-century memoirists
6332:Treasurers of Australia
6015:Treasurers of Australia
4837:Parliament of Australia
4674:Wilks, Stephen (2017).
4650:Wilks, Stephen (2020).
4467:23 January 2018 at the
4442:30 January 2018 at the
4397:Parliament of Australia
4391:"Hon Philip Ruddock MP"
4303:Government of Australia
4285:Government of Australia
4267:Government of Australia
4249:Government of Australia
4231:Government of Australia
4213:Government of Australia
4195:Government of Australia
4177:Government of Australia
4159:Government of Australia
4141:Government of Australia
4123:Government of Australia
4105:Government of Australia
4087:Government of Australia
4069:Government of Australia
4051:Government of Australia
4033:Government of Australia
3649:"Earle Page, In office"
3620:"It's an Honour β GCMG"
3351:"Cabinet meeting today"
3167:29 January 2018 at the
3139:10.1136/bmj.2.5269.1787
3126:British Medical Journal
2633:would lose his seat of
2581:Coraki, New South Wales
1814:deputy prime minister.
1325:Sydney Boys High School
1293:Territory of New Guinea
836:Sydney Boys High School
117:Governor‑General
6372:Australian monarchists
5084:Minister for Commerce
5004:Treasurer of Australia
4630:Hawkins, John (2009).
4560:"EPC Past and Present"
2717:
2711:Prime Ministers Avenue
2661:
2600:Australian Labor Party
2044:December 1955 election
2002:
1993:Return to the ministry
1931:attack on Pearl Harbor
1914:
1852:
1771:United Australia Party
1659:
1624:Country/National Party
1565:
1550:Nymboida Power Station
1467:
1321:banking crisis of 1893
1220:United Australia Party
1201:Treasurer of Australia
1167:, Page was elected to
951:Early political career
443:Treasurer of Australia
6367:Australian memoirists
5031:Minister for Commerce
4778:Bridge, Carl (1988).
4423:13 March 2018 at the
3763:"It's an Honour β CH"
3336:30 March 2019 at the
2708:
2656:
2011:1949 federal election
2005:Page was reappointed
2000:
1905:
1897:Minister for Commerce
1885:1940 federal election
1850:
1841:Further information:
1808:Minister for Commerce
1657:
1632:acting prime minister
1579:1922 federal election
1563:
1556:BruceβPage government
1530:1919 federal election
1472:South-East Queensland
1465:
1341:Sydney Medical School
1224:Minister for Commerce
1159:New England statehood
1035:Minister for Commerce
832:Grafton Public School
692:St Andrew's Cathedral
538:Australian Parliament
331:Minister for Commerce
5942:Leadership elections
5937:Independent National
5109:Minister for Health
4590:Page Research Centre
4316:Davey, Paul (2010).
3497:. 18 September 1928.
3177:, 18 September 1928.
3133:(5269): 1787. 1961.
2895:18 July 2010 at the
2817:Page Research Centre
2797:β suburb of Canberra
2765:University of Sydney
2709:Bust of Earle Page,
2567:Later life and death
2087:Two-party preference
2040:University of Sydney
1978:Advisory War Council
1909:portrait of Page by
1628:non-Labor government
1569:Government formation
1393:Robert Scot Skirving
1365:Bachelor of Medicine
1333:University of Sydney
1301:Grafton City Council
1179:, and then replaced
1137:University of Sydney
1016:Caretaker government
851:University of Sydney
616:Position established
37:The Right Honourable
6267:Australian surgeons
5058:Minister for Health
4914:New political party
4765:on 13 November 2011
4437:STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
4251:. 19 February 1953.
4233:. 21 February 1951.
4215:. 7 September 1948.
4089:. 28 February 1929.
3959:. 3 November 1952.
3848:, p. 271, 274.
3606:, pp. 208β209.
2059:
2007:Minister for Health
1974:Chifley governments
1939:Pacific War Council
1923:British War Cabinet
1784:a UAP-only ministry
1243:Minister for Health
1025:Minister for Health
495:Father of the House
230:Minister for Health
5586:William McWilliams
5445:(and predecessors)
4962:Political offices
4474:The Canberra Times
4452:, 16 January 1933.
4449:The Daily Examiner
4287:. 22 October 1959.
3367:– via Trove.
3192:Gold Coast Stories
2804:Earle Page College
2718:
2662:
2057:
2021:Chifley government
2003:
1935:War in the Pacific
1915:
1853:
1712:National Insurance
1710:into the proposed
1660:
1597:in the House; the
1575:William McWilliams
1566:
1542:Division of Cowper
1513:The Daily Examiner
1468:
1466:Page in about 1920
1359:(physiology), and
1247:Menzies Government
1181:William McWilliams
1173:Division of Cowper
1169:Federal Parliament
1150:The Daily Examiner
211:William McWilliams
6229:
6228:
5981:
5980:
5974:
5962:
5932:National Alliance
5859:Western Australia
5782:David Littleproud
5661:David Littleproud
5651:Michael McCormack
5538:
5537:
5408:
5407:
5157:
5156:
5148:Succeeded by
5125:Academic offices
5115:Succeeded by
5090:Succeeded by
5065:Succeeded by
5038:Succeeded by
5024:Frederick Stewart
5011:Succeeded by
4984:Succeeded by
4952:Succeeded by
4927:Succeeded by
4887:Succeeded by
4860:Succeeded by
4853:Member for Cowper
4799:978-0-522-84459-7
4709:A Pen in Politics
4305:. 30 August 1962.
3380:, pp. 58β59.
3252:978-0-522-84459-7
2756:Doctor of Science
2621:lost his seat of
2564:
2563:
2053:Electoral history
1943:Winston Churchill
1919:resident minister
1780:trade and customs
1369:Master of Surgery
1197:Nationalist Party
1171:representing the
1141:medical residency
1135:. He entered the
1131:Page was born in
1094:
1093:
977:
928:
927:
892:
891:
424:Frederick Stewart
16:(Redirected from
6404:
6008:
6001:
5994:
5985:
5984:
5968:
5944:
5777:Bridget McKenzie
5722:Charles Adermann
5717:Charles Davidson
5565:
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5160:
5159:
5100:Preceded by
5075:Preceded by
5048:Preceded by
5021:Preceded by
4994:Preceded by
4967:Preceded by
4870:Preceded by
4843:Preceded by
4833:
4832:
4826:
4824:
4822:
4774:
4772:
4770:
4761:. Archived from
4750:
4748:
4746:
4684:
4682:
4670:
4658:
4646:
4639:Economic Roundup
4636:
4601:
4600:
4598:
4596:
4586:"Sir Earle Page"
4582:
4576:
4575:
4573:
4571:
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4409:
4408:
4406:
4404:
4387:
4381:
4380:
4378:
4376:
4371:on 11 March 2019
4367:. Archived from
4353:
4347:
4341:
4332:
4331:
4313:
4307:
4306:
4295:
4289:
4288:
4277:
4271:
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4199:
4198:
4197:. 23 March 1944.
4187:
4181:
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4163:
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4151:
4145:
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4133:
4127:
4126:
4115:
4109:
4108:
4107:. 10 April 1930.
4097:
4091:
4090:
4079:
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4061:
4055:
4054:
4043:
4037:
4036:
4035:. 31 March 1920.
4025:
4019:
4018:
4016:
4014:
4005:. Archived from
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3985:
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3973:
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3836:
3834:
3832:
3823:. Archived from
3809:
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3797:
3791:
3785:
3779:
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3774:
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3744:
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3691:
3685:
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3673:
3672:
3670:
3668:
3659:. Archived from
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3595:
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3487:
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3475:
3469:
3463:
3454:
3448:
3439:
3438:
3436:
3434:
3425:. Archived from
3411:
3405:
3399:
3393:
3387:
3381:
3375:
3369:
3368:
3366:
3364:
3347:
3341:
3328:
3322:
3321:
3319:
3317:
3308:. Archived from
3294:
3285:
3279:
3273:
3272:
3225:
3208:
3207:
3205:
3203:
3188:"Pages Pinnacle"
3184:
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2955:
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2946:
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2937:
2934:
2928:
2927:
2910:Moorhouse, Frank
2906:
2900:
2887:
2868:
2861:
2855:
2848:
2842:
2839:
2789:Division of Page
2602:(ALP) candidate
2556:
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2526:
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2481:
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2277:
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2247:
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2202:
2201:
2175:
2174:
2148:
2147:
2081:First-preference
2060:
2056:
1907:Parliament House
1708:royal commission
1595:balance of power
1488:hydroelectricity
1437:
1189:balance of power
1115:
1086:
1079:
1072:
1061:
969:
924:
923:
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914:
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898:
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894:
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758:
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738:
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673:
670:20 December 1961
653:
651:
635:Personal details
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6017:
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5982:
5977:
5889:
5880:Young Nationals
5863:
5844:South Australia
5829:New South Wales
5817:
5791:
5697:Thomas Paterson
5687:William Fleming
5665:
5574:
5569:
5539:
5534:
5446:
5441:Leaders of the
5439:
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4667:
4656:
4634:
4613:Hughes, Colin A
4609:
4607:Further reading
4604:
4594:
4592:
4584:
4583:
4579:
4569:
4567:
4558:
4557:
4553:
4543:
4541:
4539:Daily Telegraph
4531:
4518:
4508:
4506:
4498:
4497:
4493:
4485:
4481:
4469:Wayback Machine
4460:
4456:
4444:Wayback Machine
4435:
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4425:Wayback Machine
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4274:
4269:. 9 April 1954.
4261:
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4242:
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4206:
4202:
4189:
4188:
4184:
4179:. 3 April 1941.
4171:
4170:
4166:
4161:. 22 June 1938.
4153:
4152:
4148:
4143:. 9 April 1935.
4135:
4134:
4130:
4117:
4116:
4112:
4099:
4098:
4094:
4081:
4080:
4076:
4071:. 25 June 1926.
4063:
4062:
4058:
4053:. 13 June 1923.
4045:
4044:
4040:
4027:
4026:
4022:
4012:
4010:
4009:on 18 July 2010
3993:
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3964:
3951:
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3946:
3936:
3934:
3925:
3921:
3913:
3909:
3901:
3894:
3889:. Vol. 15.
3877:
3873:
3868:. Vol. 11.
3856:
3852:
3844:
3840:
3830:
3828:
3827:on 18 July 2010
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3666:
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3663:on 18 July 2010
3647:
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3457:
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3442:
3432:
3430:
3429:on 18 July 2010
3413:
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3372:
3362:
3360:
3349:
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3338:Wayback Machine
3329:
3325:
3315:
3313:
3312:on 18 July 2010
3296:
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2569:
2100:New South Wales
2097:
2055:
1995:
1981:Page's brother
1953:for his error.
1881:
1845:
1839:
1824:1937 referendum
1800:
1792:Thomas Paterson
1744:
1724:child endowment
1652:
1636:Federal Cabinet
1571:
1558:
1492:Northern Rivers
1484:Numinbah Valley
1474:, including in
1460:
1377:
1357:Anderson Stuart
1345:William Haswell
1317:
1273:
1268:
1155:Northern Rivers
1099:
1090:
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702:Political party
681:New South Wales
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205:
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191:Thomas Paterson
181:William Fleming
163:
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28:
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5118:Donald Cameron
5116:
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1589:into a full
1583:sinking fund
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622:Succeeded by
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565:John Thomson
549:
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518:Billy Hughes
502:
488:Ted Theodore
483:Succeeded by
450:
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412:Joseph Lyons
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312:Billy Hughes
300:Joseph Lyons
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265:Nick McKenna
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133:Joseph Lyons
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6247:1961 deaths
6242:1880 births
5787:Perin Davey
5742:Bruce Lloyd
5712:John McEwen
5626:Tim Fischer
5606:John McEwen
5530:Littleproud
4745:17 February
3937:30 November
3681:Black Inc,
3495:Labor Daily
3363:14 December
3174:Labor Daily
2721:Decorations
2666:Ethel Blunt
2631:John Howard
2619:Tony Abbott
2075:Total time
2063:Electorate
1985:and nephew
1959:Alan Brooke
1951:H. V. Evatt
1927:John Curtin
1889:John McEwen
1860:Lord Gowrie
1756:John Latham
1716:John Millen
1704:tied grants
1630:. Page was
1599:Nationalist
1534:Nationalist
1508:New England
1417:the removal
1397:Ethel Blunt
1367:(M.B.) and
1351:(biology),
1347:(biology),
975:(1919β1961)
971:Member for
747:Jean Thomas
723:Ethel Blunt
683:, Australia
612:Preceded by
560:Preceded by
513:Preceded by
473:Preceded by
419:Preceded by
372:Preceded by
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260:Preceded by
206:Preceded by
128:Preceded by
121:Lord Gowrie
77: 1939
6236:Categories
6216:Frydenberg
5796:Ministries
5772:Fiona Nash
5752:Mark Vaile
5737:Ralph Hunt
5636:Mark Vaile
5591:Earle Page
5455:McWilliams
5145:1954β1960
5137:Chancellor
5112:1949β1956
5087:1940β1941
5068:Harry Foll
5062:1937β1938
5035:1934β1939
5008:1923β1929
4949:1926β1961
4924:1922β1939
4903:1952β1961
4890:Eddie Ward
4884:1952β1961
4857:1919β1961
4403:6 November
4344:Davey 2010
4301:(Report).
4283:(Report).
4265:(Report).
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3982:Wilks 2017
3967:15 January
3915:Wilks 2017
3903:Wilks 2017
3846:Wilks 2017
3800:Wilks 2017
3788:Wilks 2017
3773:4 November
3747:Wilks 2017
3735:Wilks 2017
3723:Wilks 2017
3706:Wilks 2017
3694:Wilks 2017
3630:4 November
3604:Wilks 2020
3592:Wilks 2020
3580:Wilks 2020
3568:Wilks 2020
3556:Wilks 2020
3544:Wilks 2020
3532:Wilks 2020
3520:Wilks 2020
3508:Wilks 2020
3202:27 January
3094:29 January
3014:29 January
2923:1863952748
2914:Earle Page
2824:References
2681:, a poet.
2679:Geoff Page
1911:Fred Leist
1752:crossbench
1644:Yarralumla
1482:, and the
1349:James Hill
1309:town clerk
1266:Early life
936:Early life
920:Earle Page
869:Politician
857:Occupation
846:Alma mater
807:(grandson)
801:(grandson)
677:Camperdown
650:1880-08-08
530:Eddie Ward
324:Harry Foll
5885:Young LNP
5875:Coalition
5520:McCormack
5131:New title
4938:New title
4808:1833-7538
4691:Ann Moyal
3261:1833-7538
2875:Citations
2863:From the
2850:From the
2783:Namesakes
2635:Bennelong
2629:, though
2623:Warringah
2496:unopposed
2217:unopposed
2066:Election
1913:, 1940β41
1650:Treasurer
1615:Treasurer
1577:. At the
1371:(Ch.M.).
1315:Education
1030:Treasurer
941:Education
877:Signature
826:Education
789:(brother)
783:(brother)
774:Relatives
592:In office
550:In office
503:In office
451:In office
397:In office
339:In office
285:In office
238:In office
160:In office
111:George VI
98:In office
6221:Chalmers
6211:Morrison
6191:Costello
6081:Theodore
5912:historic
5904:historic
5854:Victoria
5849:Tasmania
5500:Anderson
5485:Sinclair
5402:Category
5386:Albanese
5381:Morrison
5376:Turnbull
4821:19 March
4816:70677943
4769:19 March
4645:: 55β68.
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4595:7 August
4570:7 August
4544:7 August
4509:7 August
4465:Archived
4440:Archived
4421:Archived
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3961:Archived
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3269:70677943
3231:(1988).
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3165:Archived
3085:Archived
3074:(1993).
3024:cite web
2912:(2001).
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2675:Don Page
1812:de facto
1684:Treasury
1664:land tax
1640:Canberra
1500:alderman
1480:Kandanga
1439:Ballarat
1427:(FRCS).
1385:resident
1297:Tasmania
795:(nephew)
766:Children
6186:Dawkins
6171:Keating
6141:Whitlam
6136:Snedden
6126:McMahon
6116:Chifley
6106:Spender
6101:Menzies
6086:Scullin
6056:Poynton
6036:Forrest
5894:History
5579:Leaders
5495:Fischer
5480:Anthony
5465:Cameron
5361:Gillard
5346:Keating
5331:Whitlam
5326:McMahon
5306:Menzies
5301:Chifley
5281:Menzies
5266:Scullin
5139:of the
4830:
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2867:result.
2854:result.
2774:by the
2763:by the
2751:(FRCS).
2737:(GCMG).
2713:in the
2701:Honours
2546:18,442
2540:15,259
2516:23,566
2510:21,152
2471:21,805
2465:21,767
2441:23,001
2435:22,632
2408:22,791
2384:33,071
2378:31,785
2354:27,737
2348:24,017
2324:33,590
2318:27,773
2291:32,000
2267:33,935
2261:30,924
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2231:29,266
2189:27,556
2162:24,571
2135:13,157
2116:15,543
2110:11,372
1754:, with
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1540:in the
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1387:at the
1228:elected
1191:at the
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963:Grafton
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712:Spouses
706:Country
657:Grafton
107:Monarch
6206:Hockey
6181:Willis
6166:Howard
6156:Hayden
6151:Cairns
6111:Fadden
6046:Fisher
6031:Watson
6026:Turner
5813:McEwen
5808:Fadden
5475:McEwen
5470:Fadden
5371:Abbott
5351:Howard
5336:Fraser
5321:Gorton
5316:McEwen
5291:Curtin
5286:Fadden
5256:Hughes
5251:Fisher
5241:Fisher
5236:Deakin
5231:Fisher
5226:Deakin
5216:Watson
5211:Deakin
5206:Barton
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2395:11.4%
2149:14.1%
2095:Cowper
2069:Votes
1987:Robert
1983:Harold
1961:, the
1476:Nerang
1289:Harold
1281:Rodger
973:Cowper
863:Doctor
793:Robert
787:Rodger
781:Harold
696:Sydney
601:Deputy
542:Cowper
169:Deputy
6201:Bowen
6176:Kerin
6161:Lynch
6146:Crean
6096:Casey
6091:Lyons
6071:Bruce
6051:Higgs
5525:Joyce
5515:Joyce
5510:Truss
5505:Vaile
5490:Blunt
5341:Hawke
5296:Forde
5271:Lyons
5261:Bruce
4981:1939
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2829:Notes
2744:(CH).
2730:(PC).
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2579:near
2549:48.2
2543:39.9
2527:4.5%
2519:61.1
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2482:2.0%
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2468:58.8
2452:0.7%
2444:62.0
2438:61.0
2422:4.6%
2411:61.7
2387:59.5
2381:57.2
2365:7.7%
2357:52.7
2351:45.5
2335:9.3%
2327:64.9
2321:53.7
2305:0.5%
2294:63.2
2278:8.0%
2270:70.4
2264:64.2
2248:2.6%
2240:75.3
2234:72.3
2203:4.4%
2192:76.8
2176:5.1%
2165:70.0
2138:67.3
2119:71.6
2113:52.4
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6131:Bury
6121:Holt
6076:Page
6066:Cook
6061:Watt
6041:Lyne
5971:2020
5959:2022
5955:2021
5951:2020
5947:2018
5803:Page
5460:Page
5366:Rudd
5356:Rudd
5311:Holt
5276:Page
5246:Cook
5221:Reid
5194:list
4823:2010
4812:OCLC
4804:ISSN
4794:ISBN
4771:2010
4747:2022
4693:and
4661:ISBN
4621:ISBN
4597:2020
4572:2020
4546:2020
4511:2020
4405:2021
4377:2019
4322:ISBN
4015:2010
3969:2017
3939:2022
3833:2010
3775:2011
3669:2010
3632:2011
3435:2010
3365:2015
3318:2010
3265:OCLC
3257:ISSN
3247:ISBN
3204:2018
3096:2018
3030:link
3016:2018
2918:ISBN
2865:1954
2852:1928
2639:2007
2627:2019
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2506:1958
2491:1955
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2431:1951
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2374:1946
2344:1943
2314:1940
2287:1937
2257:1934
2227:1931
2212:1929
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2158:1925
2131:1922
2106:1919
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1436:HMAT
1177:whip
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1101:GCMG
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991:1921
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