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Social and Economic Effect of Increase in Number of Aliens in North Queensland
Alien Immigration Commission.
A 1925 government report which expresses fears about non-English-speaking immigrants, and recommends caution in choosing who should be accepted, and measures for those already in the state.
Created:
1925
Date Added:
20 February 2006
Source:
Report of the Royal Commission Appointed to Inquire into and Report on the Social and Economic Effect of Increase in Number of Aliens in North Queensland, Brisbane, Queensland Government, 1925.
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