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Alfred William Deakin (3 August 1856 – 7 October 1919) was the second Prime Minister of Australia. He was born in Collingwood , Melbourne , Australia , the second child of William Deakin. In the 1890s he helped Australia become a country.
Alfred Deakin was a great man, the more you learn about him the more you realise how great he was. The world remembers men like Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and Winston Churchill as great leaders and statesmen. But there is another name that stands as tall as these and that name is Alfred Deakin. Deakin was not one who needed titles or ...
Alfred Deakin. Melbourne University Press, 1995 - Biography & Autobiography - 185 pages. This book brings to life one of the most significant events in Australia's history: Federation. In this eyewitness account, Alfred Deakin, statesman and 'federation father', presents a record of the Federal movement between 1880 and 1901.
Edmund Barton with Alfred Deakin who would later serve as Australia’s second prime minister after Barton. Tosca, National Library of Australia n la.obj-136598758 . The Governor General, Lord Hopetoun was not able to appoint the Colonial Offices’ first choice, William Lyne, the Premier of NSW, to be the first prime minister.
Portrait of Alfred Deakin seated on a veranda holding a book, National Library of Australia, nla.obj-136655508 • H. W. Mobsby, Australia pavilion, Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915, National Library of Australia, nla.obj-151818877 Alfred Deakin Australia’s 2nd Prime Minister (1856–1919) Terms of office
Partito Protezionista (1901-1909) Partito Liberale del Commonwealth (dal 1909) Professione. Barrister. Firma. Alfred William Deakin ( Melbourne, 3 agosto 1856 – Melbourne, 7 ottobre 1919) è stato un politico australiano . Fu leader del movimento federalista e il secondo premier della storia australiana.
Alfred Deakin. Alfred Deakin (ur. 3 sierpnia 1856 w Melbourne, zm. 7 października 1919 tamże) – australijski polityk i prawnik, drugi premier Australii (funkcję tę pełnił trzykrotnie, w latach 1903–1904, 1905–1908 i 1909–1910).
