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Campbell, in 1899 and they had one daughter and one son. In 1904, he was narrowly defeated for Mudgee, with a margin of just 14 votes (0.2%), and continued to lose elections until elected to
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through the courts, the latter all the way to South Africa. The 1906 Royal
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