Alfred Deakin - CaLiGraph

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rdfs:label	Alfred Deakin
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skos:prefLabel	Alfred Deakin
skos:altLabel	Australia Deakin Deakin government 2nd Alfred Deakin 2nd PM Deakin Government Deakin I Deakin II Deakin III Deakin's Deakin, Alfred Deakinite Mr Deakin Prime Minister Deakins
clgo:birthDate	1856-08-03
clgo:birthPlace	Melbourne Fitzroy, Victoria Ballarat Victoria (Australia)
clgo:birthYear	1856
clgo:child	Ivy Brookes Vera Deakin White
clgo:deathDate	1919-10-07
clgo:deathPlace	Australia South Yarra, Victoria
clgo:deathYear	1919
clgo:education	University of Melbourne Melbourne Grammar School
clgo:nationality	Australians
clgo:occupation	Barrister Poet
clgo:party	Liberal Party (Australia, 1909) Independent politician Protectionist Party
clgo:relation	Alfred Deakin Brookes Wilfred Deakin Brookes Rohan Rivett
clgo:restingPlace	St Kilda Cemetery
clgo:spouse	Pattie Deakin
is clgo:award of	Graeme Hays
is clgo:firstLeader of	1903 Australian federal election
is clgo:namedAfter of	Alfred Deakin College (Deakin University)
is clgo:parent of	Ivy Brookes Vera Deakin White
is clgo:relation of	Wilfred Deakin Brookes Jessie Clarke
is clgo:secondLeader of	1910 Australian federal election
is clgo:spouse of	Pattie Deakin

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