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ArticleThe Amalgamated Engineers in Australia, 1852-1920.

Frank T. de Vyver1972

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The Amalgamated Engineers in Australia, 1852-1920.

Frank T. de Vyver · Ken Buckley

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Published1972-10-01

VenueIndustrial and Labor Relations Review

ISSN-L0019-7939

Languageen

Citations29

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