True Believers: The story of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party
Allen & Unwin, $35 pb, 328 pp
True Believers: The story of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party edited by John Faulkner and Stuart Macintyre
The intriguing story of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party began the day before the first Federal Parliament convened in Melbourne on 9 May 1901. At 11 a.m. on 8 May 1901, Labor’s twenty-two federal parliamentarians met in a stuffy basement room in Victoria’s Parliament House. This historic first Federal Caucus was chaired by Queensland Senator Anderson Dawson who from 1 to7 December 1899, as premier of Queensland, had led the first Labor government in the world.
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True Believers: The story of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party
edited by John Faulkner and Stuart Macintyre
Allen & Unwin, $35 pb, 328 pp
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