James Dickson

Politician, 13th Premier of Queensland

James Dickson - Leaders & Politicians born November 30th, 1832
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Born in England, migrated to Australia and established a political career in Queensland. Served as the 13th Premier of Queensland from 1898 to 1904. Focused on public infrastructure and education during tenure. Contributed significantly to the development of railways in Queensland and advocated for land reform.

Served as Premier of Queensland from 1898 to 1904

Promoted railway expansion across Queensland

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