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True Believers: The Story of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party

John Alfred Faulkner, Stuart Macintyre

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1. The origins of Caucus 1856-1901 Frank Bongiorno 2. The first Caucus Stuart Macintyre 3. Leading the world: Caucus 1901-16 Ross McMullin 4. Back from the brink: Caucus 1917 Bobbie Oliver 5. The growth of federal authority: Caucus 1929-40 Terry Irving 6. Victory to defeat: Caucus 1941-49 Graham Freudenberg 7. Crisis to crisis: Caucus 1950-66 Sean Scalmer 8. Caucus under Whitlam: Caucus 1967-75 Paul Kelly 9. The Hayden years: caucus 1976-82 Alan Ramsey 10. Labor in power: Caucus 1983-96 Mike Steketee 11. Rejection to recovery: Caucus 1996-May 2000 Geoffrey Baker 12. Partner or rival? Caucus and Cabinet Patrick Weller and Bronwyn Stevens 13. Reporting Caucus: The press and Labor crises Clem Lloyd 14. Splits: Consequences and lessons John Faulkner 15. Women in Caucus Marian Simms 16. Critics of Caucus Verity Burgmann 17. Caucus and the factions Michelle Grattan 18. Rats John Iremonger Endnotes

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1. The origins of Caucus 1856-1901 Frank Bongiorno 2. The first Caucus Stuart Macintyre 3. Leading the world: Caucus 1901-16 Ross McMullin 4. Back from the brink: Caucus 1917 Bobbie Oliver 5. The growth of federal authority: Caucus 1929-40 Terry Irving 6. Victory to defeat: Caucus 1941-49 Graham Freudenberg 7. Crisis to crisis: Caucus 1950-66 Sean Scalmer 8. Caucus under Whitlam: Caucus 1967-75 Paul Kelly 9. The Hayden years: caucus 1976-82 Alan Ramsey 10. Labor in power: Caucus 1983-96 Mike Steketee 11. Rejection to recovery: Caucus 1996-May 2000 Geoffrey Baker 12. Partner or rival? Caucus and Cabinet Patrick Weller and Bronwyn Stevens 13. Reporting Caucus: The press and Labor crises Clem Lloyd 14. Splits: Consequences and lessons John Faulkner 15. Women in Caucus Marian Simms 16. Critics of Caucus Verity Burgmann 17. Caucus and the factions Michelle Grattan 18. Rats John Iremonger Endnotes

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1. The origins of Caucus 1856-1901 Frank Bongiorno 2. The first Caucus Stuart Macintyre 3. Leading the world: Caucus 1901-16 Ross McMullin 4. Back from the brink: Caucus 1917 Bobbie Oliver 5. The growth of federal authority: Caucus 1929-40 Terry Irving 6. Victory to defeat: Caucus 1941-49 Graham Freudenberg 7. Crisis to crisis: Caucus 1950-66 Sean Scalmer 8. Caucus under Whitlam: Caucus 1967-75 Paul Kelly 9. The Hayden years: caucus 1976-82 Alan Ramsey 10. Labor in power: Caucus 1983-96 Mike Steketee 11. Rejection to recovery: Caucus 1996-May 2000 Geoffrey Baker 12. Partner or rival? Caucus and Cabinet Patrick Weller and Bronwyn Stevens 13. Reporting Caucus: The press and Labor crises Clem Lloyd 14. Splits: Consequences and lessons John Faulkner 15. Women in Caucus Marian Simms 16. Critics of Caucus Verity Burgmann 17. Caucus and the factions Michelle Grattan 18. Rats John Iremonger Endnotes

Key concepts: Caucus, Cabinet (room), Political science, History, Law, Archaeology, Politics

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