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Eric Campbell (political activist) (8,463 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

page 12. Andrew Moore (1989), page 141. Keith Amos (1976), pages 26-27. Eric Campbell (1965), page 72. Keith Amos (1976), pages 35-36. The "New Guard',

Centre Party (New South Wales) (2,472 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

state election. However, despite Campbell's appeal to the middle-class, Keith Amos notes the party was "almost completely disregarded by the popular press"

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Peter Coyote as Col. Andrew Case Courtney Thorne-Smith as Helen Lutz Keith Amos as Cpl. Reed Beth Toussaint as Paula Waite Tom Verica as Lt. Ted Lutz

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banjos and saxophones for this score were written by a group of arrangers: Keith Amos, Don Walker, Lloyd Webber himself and his future orchestrator, David Cullen

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Random House. pp. 142–144. ISBN 0099772914. Retrieved 10 August 2013. Keith Amos. Campbell, Eric (1893–1970). Australian Dictionary of Biography. National

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moderates".: 97 These attempts to establish the movement as what historian Keith Amos dubs "Australia's first fascist party" are thought to hastened the decline