Labor defeat and unrest shadow Queensland politics
The text argues that a Labor government could provoke armed action by workers and questions whether executive offers of beer would calm revolts. It links labor power to violence risks, predicting turmoil if Labor returns and noting fears of militancy among workers and capitalists in Queensland.
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Fragmented editorial on 19th century labor movements and censorship
The excerpt discusses workers, bosses, and protest culture linked to the early labor movement. It references a wall placard, a police or court context, and figures like Newton, with notes on persecution, publishing, and the tone of militant working class writing amid historical upheavals. It mentions Phlebotomy and court actions in Brisbane.
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