Free Trade Party - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual 1887 establishment in Australia 2nd-millennium birth Defunct liberal political party Defunct political party in Australia Historical political party in Australia Person associated with places 1909 disestablishment in Australia Political party established in 1887 Political party disestablished in 1909
rdfs:label	Free Trade Party
owl:sameAs	dbr:Free_Trade_Party
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skos:prefLabel	Free Trade Party
skos:altLabel	AS conservative FT free trade Ft Free Trader Anti-Socialist Free Trade Anti-Socialist Party Deputy Leader of the Free Trade Party Free Trade (Anti-socialist) Party Free Trade / Anti-Socialist Free Trade Association Free Trade/Anti-Socialist Free Traders Leader of the Anti-Socialist Party Leader of the Free Trade Party Leader of the Free Trade Party in the Senate free Trade Party free traders free-traders those advocating free-trade
clgo:country	Australia
clgo:dissolutionYear	1909
clgo:formationYear	1887
clgo:headquarter	Canberra
clgo:ideology	Economic liberalism Criticism of socialism Free trade
clgo:mergedWith	Liberal Party (Australia, 1909)
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=party hasValue=Free Trade Party
is clgo:affiliation of	1904 Wilmot by-election 1903 East Sydney by-election 1909 Tasmanian state election 1901 Australian federal election 1891 New South Wales colonial election 1906 Australian federal election 1887 New South Wales colonial election 1900 Tasmanian colonial election 1903 Australian federal election
is clgo:nationalAffiliation of	Liberal Reform Party (Australia)
is clgo:party of	Sydney Smith (Australian politician) Edward Braddon John Ferguson (Australian politician) John Kirwan (politician) George Edwards (Australian politician) Justin Foxton Bill Wilks Philip Fysh David Charleston Thomas Clarke (Australian politician) James Gibb (Australian politician) Elias Solomon Norman Cameron (politician) Edward Archer (politician) William Knox (Victorian politician) Joseph Cook Joseph Vardon Llewellyn Atkinson William Henry Piddington David Storey (politician) George Reid Thomas Chataway John Livingston (Australian politician) Elliot Johnson (politician) Sydney Burdekin Dugald Thomson James Whiteside McCay Simon Fraser (Australian politician) George Fuller (Australian politician) Henry Lee (Australian politician) Arthur Robinson (Australian politician) Edward Pulsford Paddy Glynn William Rigg (politician) Norman Ewing George Holden (politician) Samuel Cooke Robert Reid (Australian politician, born 1842) Sir Alexander Matheson, 3rd Baronet Frederick Thomas Sargood William McMillan (Australian politician) Edward Harney Albert Palmer (Australian politician) Cyril Cameron Edward Lamb (politician) William Irvine (Australian politician) Josiah Symon Henry Saunders (politician) Jacob Garrard James Macfarlane (Tasmanian politician) Albert Gould John Hurley (New South Wales politician, born 1844) John Gray (New South Wales politician) John Street (Australian politician) Henry Dobson Alfred Conroy Robert Sayers Vaiben Louis Solomon James Walker (Australian politician) John Gratton Wilson John Lamb (Australian politician) John Clemons Francis McLean (politician) William McWilliams Anthony St Ledger Hans Irvine Hugh Sinclair (politician) Joseph Tilley Brown Staniforth Smith John Neild Frank Smith (New South Wales politician) Bruce Smith (Australian politician) Edward Millen Edmund Lonsdale Frederick Holder Henry Willis (politician) John Watt (politician) Thomas Skene John Beveridge (mayor) Willie Kelly (politician) William Hartnoll Robert Blackwood (Australian politician) Richard Edwards (Australian politician) George Cox (New South Wales politician) Arthur Groom (politician) Allan McLean (Australian politician) Bernhard Wise Walter Lamb Alfred Lamb (Australian politician) Eric Bowden John Plumb (politician) Alexander Poynton Frank Liddell (politician) Frederick William Piesse James McColl (politician) Walter Lee (Australian politician) Richard Chaffey Baker

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