Class, birthplace, loyalty: Australian attitudes to the Boer War

Connolly, C. N.

doi:10.1080/10314617808595588

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“…Its survival depended upon three groups 6l which remained at the heart of the 'pro-Boer' movement throughout the wan the Labor Party, the radical protectionists and the Irish Catholics. 64 When the decision to send troops was taken, spokesmen for these groups were almost unanimous in attacking Britain's South African policy. Their alliance with Lyne undoubtedly helped to fortify his resolve to avoid hasty military commitments.…”

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