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Can the Right to Vote be Taken Away? The Constitution, Citizenship, and Voting Rights in 1902-2002 (Selective Democracy: Race, Gender and the Australian Vote)
	Chapters in Research Books , Number of Volumes 10 , Pages: 100-111 , Edition 1
	Author(s)	Kim. Rubenstein Chesterman, John and Philips, David
	Published in Armadale , Publisher: Melbourne Publishing Group , Year: 2003
	ISBN: 0 9580938 1 4

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