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'Arguably Australia's most well-known exploration journey, that of Burke and Wills, is the subject of this attractive book in which Cathcart depicts William John Wills as the under-appreciated brains of the expedition. Based on Wills' diary, the book's eye-catching layout makes it a pleasure both to read and to hold. Over 130 colourful images, including 16 double-page spreads, complement Cathcart's insightful interpretation of Wills' pencilled and detailed notes.' (Introduction)
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[Review Essay] Starvation in a Land of Plenty : Wills' Diary of the Fateful Burke and Wills Expedition
Journal of Australian Colonial History
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