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Labour questions and empire : an examination of labour questions : and a reply to Lord Rosebery's rectorial address at Glasgow o

by Hamilton, William D

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Labour questions and empire : an examination of labour questions : and a reply to Lord Rosebery's rectorial address at Glasgow on "Questions of empire"

Author: Hamilton, William D

Year: 1901

"Reprinted from 'The Westminster review,' July 1901."

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