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1 y separately published work icon Our Debt to Shakspeare [sic]: poetical address i "Midst the meadows by the Avon ancient walls are glimmering grey", A. S. Way , Melbourne : Samuel Mullen , 1888 Z1472310 1888 single work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Australian Sketches Overlander , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1888 Z840605 1888 selected work short story
1 1 y separately published work icon Muutchaka ; Or, The Last of His Tribe L. Bayer , Melbourne : L. Bayer , 1888 Z813845 1888 single work musical theatre opera Opera in two acts
1 y separately published work icon Poems Hugh Junor Browne , Melbourne : A Prose Writer , 1888 Z800814 1888 selected work poetry
2 11 y separately published work icon Madeline Brown's Murderer Francis Adams , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1887 Z796014 1887 single work novel crime

'A lost classic of Australian crime. This astonishing proto-modern thriller was first published in 1887. It opens with Adams' brilliant description of how Madeline Brown, a beautiful temptress and toast of Melbourne society, met her ghastly fate. David Stuart, a journalist and an admirer of the doomed siren, is consumed by the circumstances of her death. He turns sleuth, piecing together the last days of her life, and the result is a riveting psychological portrait of both victim and detective. Madeline Brown is also a wonderful profile of polite society in 19th century Australia.'

Source: Trove. (Sighted: 6/3/2014)

1 y separately published work icon My Diary J. D. Patterson , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1887 Z1363199 1887 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Leona : a realistic sporting novel 'Kington' , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1887 Z1201596 1887 single work novel
1 1 y separately published work icon The Tramway Tragedy : A Sydney and Melbourne Sensational Dramatic Story Henry Hoyte , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1887 Z1041182 1887 single work novel
1 1 y separately published work icon Federation L. Bayer , Melbourne : L. Bayer , 1887 Z98761 1887 single work musical theatre opera Opera in Two Acts
1 y separately published work icon The Victorian Jubilee Book : In Commemoration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Victoria's Accession to the Throne Garnet Walch (editor), Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1887 9983840 1887 anthology poetry prose
14 66 y separately published work icon The Mystery of a Hansom Cab Fergus Hume , Melbourne : Kemp and Boyce , 1886 Z156928 1886 single work novel (taught in 8 units)

'Set in the charming and deadly streets of Melbourne, this vivid and brilliantly plotted murder thriller tells the story of a crime committed by an unknown assassin. With its panoramic depiction of a bustling yet uneasy city, Hansom Cab has a central place in Australian literary history and, more importantly, it remains highly readable. ' (Publication summary)

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