The American motto E pluribus unum (“Out of many, one”) expressed perfectly the founding intent to mould a land of peoples from diverse quarters of the globe into a single nation. It could once be said to apply equally to Australia. We were a land of immigrants, albeit, predominantly English speaking, but it was expected that immigrants would assimilate to the Australian way.
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