Papers of Sir John McEwen

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  • Papers of Sir John McEwen Book Detail

  • Author : Sir John McEwen
  • Release Date : 1943
  • Publisher :
  • Genre : Australia
  • Pages : 20
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 12,12 MB
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Papers of Sir John McEwen by Sir John McEwen PDF Summary

Book Description: Correspondence, diaries, speeches, notes for speeches, invitations, press statements, cuttings, itineraries, election material, photographs and other papers. Most of the papers date from 1958-1970. There are extensive papers relating to Federal elections, the Australian Country Party, the Electorate of Murray (Victoria), the Department of Trade, the Department of Trade and Industry and McEwan's overseas trips. There are also papers relating to his activities following his retirement from politics in 1971.

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Papers of Sir John McEwen

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Letters

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Letter from Sir John McEwen to Allan Fleming, 1971 August 30 and 1973 May 23.