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  1. A legislative legacy. It was during the middle years of the first decade of Federation that Deakin’s government was at its most productive and, with the assistance of the Labor Party, established many of the laws and institutions that helped to define Australia. The High Court was established, despite opposition over its cost, as was a Court ...

  2. Alfred Deakin, Australia's 2nd Prime Minister, was in office 3 times in the first 10 years of Federation. Often referred to as ‘the constructor’, his work in building soundly on the nation’s constitutional foundations is evident over 100 years later.

  3. Australian Natives Association (1884-c.1919) Protectionist Party (1901-09) federal parliamentary leader (1903-09) Commonwealth Liberal Party/People's Liberal Party (1909-c.16) federal parliamentary leader (1909-13) Alfred Deakin was the Prime Minister of Australia from 1903 to 1904, from 1905 to 1908 and from 1909 to 1910.

  4. Alfred Deakin Professional Timeline. 1886-1890 Chief Secretary and Minister for Water Supply. 1887 Victorian delegate at Imperial Conference in London. 1887 Declined knighthood offered by British Government at age of 30 years old. 1889-1900 Member for Essendon and Flemington in Victorian Legislative Assembly.

  5. Alfred Deakin- found happiness, as he observed in 1910, in the immersion in books. “the inner life of speculation…my only true being…this is my “self”…This is my real life, and joy—far more real than the other.”. Alfred Deakin- 1904. “I act alone, live alone and think alone.”. Alfred Deakin at the Adelaide Federation ...

  6. 29 de ago. de 2023 · Alfred De Lissa has written: 'An Empire league' -- subject(s): Imperial federation Who is known as The father or Federation? Edmund Barton Alfred Deakins Sir Henry parkes

  7. The answer was the promise of federation and for the rest of the 1890s this promise held him in political life. Australia’s six colonies had been talking seriously about federating since the early 1880s and Victorians were especially keen but the process was going nowhere, swept aside by the political crisis.