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Petition to the Governor, from Chinese residents of Victoria on education for miners
Andrew Jakubowicz.
Read this petition by Chinese residents of the colony asking for government support for the supply of Chinese type to print laws in Chinese, and for the government to provide teachers for evening classes for Chinese miners in Chinese and English to improve their literacy and education.
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02 February 2009
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