Diggers Vision and Socialist Critique in One Fragment
A poetic tale of a digger chasing wealth in a mountain tale ends with a moral on Mammon and truth. The second fragment critiques socialist charges against British newspapers, citing a Royal Commission’s findings that British press is a public service and not controlled by outside influence.
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Jonesy Digger
Mammon
Socialist Party
Great Britain
Australia
House of Commons
Allice
Royal Commission
Cuisee
Soci
Paul Try
Lukden
Samme
Britain
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