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Journal Article

Author
Kneeshaw, Frederick Percival
Title
Presidential address [1938] - Australia's industrial development
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 10, no. 9, Sep 1938, pp. 325-335
Description

President's address by the Honourable Frederick Percival Kneeshaw, OBE MLC MIEAust, to the First General Meeting of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, Incorporated by Royal Charter. (Canberra, 14th September, 1938.)

Abstract

Reflecting on the significance of the incorporation of the Institution, by Royal Charter, and the events that have led to its incorporation, the address then highlighted the key events in Australia's industrial development in 150 years.

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