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Born August 3, 1856 • Melbourne • Australia
Died October 7, 1919 (aged 63) • Melbourne • Australia
Title / Office prime minister (1909-1910), Australia • prime minister (1903-1908), Australia
Political Affiliation protectionism • Liberal Party of Australia
Role In White Australia policy

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