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A Family Party

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A political cartoon from page 1 of the Australian Worker, 3 August 1932. Depicts man "Pa Britain" sitting at table with 4 boys labeled New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and South Africa. On the table is a cake on a platter labeled "Ottawa" with a cake labeled "Trade Preferences." Boys shout for more, as Pa Britain thinks "What about more for me?" Caption: "The Ottawa Conference has now developed into a gathering of hucksterers." - Daily paper

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/220368

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Cartoons from the Australian Worker

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3 Aug 1932

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