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Description Photograph of Alfred Deakin's funeral procession leaving Parliament House, Melbourne, as members of parliament watch on. Prime Minister Billy Hughes, Deputy Prime Minister Joseph Cook, and Opposition Leader Frank Tudor are standing to the left of the bonnet of the car in the middle of the picture.
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Source National Library of Australia
Author Algernon Darge (1878-1941)
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