The Australian Labor Movement, 1850-1907: Extracts from Contemporary Documents

abolition adopted Amalgamated arbitration Association Australasia Australian Labor Party Australian Labour Federation Australian Socialist League benefit Branch British capital capitalist Capitalist Class carried Chartist civilised co-operation co-operative colony Committee Conference democratic duty economic eight hours eight-hour day elected employers entrance fee establishment factory Federation of Australia fight Government industrial influence interests justice Knights of Labor labor movement Labor Party land legislation machinery Marine Officers maritime strike masons means of production meeting Melbourne ment Miners monopoly nationalisation necessary object organisation ownership Parliament Parliamentary platform pledge political present principles proposed Queensland question realise reform rules seamen Secretary secure shearers Single Tax Single Tax League social Socialist League Society South Wales struggle Sydney tion Tom Mann Trades and Labour Trades Hall Council unemployed unionists Victoria Victorian Socialist Party vote W. G. Spence wages wealth William Lane workers workmen