Exercising political citizenship Muriel Heagney and the Australian Labor party

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Francis, Rosemary. (2008). Exercising political citizenship Muriel Heagney and the Australian Labor party. Victorian Historical Journal. 79(2), pp. 265 - 276.

Authors	Francis, Rosemary
Year	2008
Journal	Victorian Historical Journal
Journal citation	79 (2), pp. 265 - 276
Publisher	Royal Historical Society of Victoria
ISSN	1030-7710
Page range	265 - 276
Research Group	School of Arts
Place of publication	Australia

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