Fate of the National Party and its wartime unity
The article reflects on the National Party as a unifying wartime force under William Hughes, praising its broad base and restraint of labor legislation. It describes the postwar betrayal by Conservatives and the leadership failings of Mr Bruce, noting the party effectively died with the war and its era cannot be repeated.
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