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Revision as of 03:07, 11 February 2024
- The Ballarat Courier, Wed 4 Nov 1914 Page 4 "ORDER OF WHITE FEATHER."
- Clunes Guardian and Gazette, Tue 23 Feb 1915 Page 3 THE WHITE FEATHER.
- The North Western Courier, Wed 24 Feb 1915 Page 2 "WHITE FEATHER."
- Tungamah and Lake Rowan Express and St. James Gazette, Thu 13 May 1915 Page 6 THE WHITE FEATHER.
- The Register, Tue 18 May 1915 Page 6 THE WHITE FEATHER.
- Gippslander and Mirboo Times, Thu 24 Jun 1915 Page 2 The White Feather.
- Bunbury Herald, Sat 7 Aug 1915 Page 3 White Feather.
- Cootamundra Herald, Tue 12 Oct 1915 Page 2 The White Feather
- Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser, Fri 31 Dec 1915 Page 5 "WHITE FEATHER" BUSINESS.
- Queanbeyan Age and Queanbeyan Observer, Fri 7 Apr 1916 Page 6 THE WHITE FEATHER.
- Smith's Weekly, Sat 22 Apr 1939 Page 18 White Feather
- Camden News, Thu 22 Jan 1953 Page 10 White Feather
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Both Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst were prominent figures in the white feather movement.[1]
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