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2 1 y separately published work icon The Great Bullocky Race Michael Fitzgerald Page , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1988 Z848919 1984 single work children's fiction children's Two well-known and competitive Australian bullockies undertake a fierce race, accompanied by their more peaceable children, to prove their superiority in driving their teams of cattle.(Libraries Australia record).
3 6 y separately published work icon Gabo Djara B. Wongar , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1987 Z43727 1987 single work novel

'The final part of a trilogy, drawing on a tradition of tribal poetry and belief. The author uses the green ant, Gabo Djaro, as the basis for his allegory about the ravishment of aborigine land spoiled by the white man's uranium mining and tests for nuclear weapons. B. Wongar is the author of "The Track to Bralgu", "Walg" and "Karan".' (Publication summary)
4 17 y separately published work icon Karan B. Wongar , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1985 Z290034 1985 single work novel
4 13 y separately published work icon Walg : A Novel of Australia B. Wongar , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1983 Z77109 1983 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon Passionate Rebel : The Story of Hector Berlioz F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1972 Z1024342 1972 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon My Brother Napoleon: The Confessions of Caroline Bonaparte F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1971 Z1198852 1971 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon The Consuming Flame : the story of George Eliot F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1970 Z1024335 1970 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon The Duke's Mistress : the story of Mary Ann Clarke F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1969 Z1024351 1969 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon The Naked Sword : The Story of Lucrezia Borgia F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1968 Z1024327 1968 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon Imperial Courtesan F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1967 Z1202165 1967 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon The Absorbing Fire F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1966 Z1202143 1966 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon Appleby Intervenes : Three Tales From Scotland Yard Michael Innes , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1965 Z1097395 1965 selected work novel detective crime
1 y separately published work icon The Questing Heart : A Romantic Novel about George Sand F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1964 Z1202076 1964 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon Glory and the Dream F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1963 Z1201928 1963 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon I, Eugenia F. W. Kenyon , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1963 Z1201844 1962 single work novel historical fiction
1 y separately published work icon Teddy Koala : Mascot of the Marines Alice Curtis Desmond , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1962 Z1561509 1962 single work children's fiction children's

'Teddy, a young koala, lived in the eucalyptus forests of eastern Australia. One day, he fell out of the home-tree. Curious to know what went on in the world, he did not scramble back up the tree to his mother. Instead, he started off on a walkabout, as a hike is called in Australia. Along the way, he met other unique animals of Australia - the platypus, the kangaroo, the dingo. He was rescued twice by boys who tried to keep the koala as a pet - one an Australian aborigine, the other the son of a sheepshearer. After many exciting adventures, Teddy Koala found a home in a local sanctuary; then he was brought to America.

'As with the fine historical biographies of Alice Curtis Desmond, this fascinating book is absolutely authentic in its presentation of the animals of Australia. The author is "crackers" (Australian slang for enthusiastic) about koalas and made the long journey to their native land to observe them and other Down Under oddities. Later she visited the "teddys" who were brought to America successfully - even though they are such fussy eaters - and obtained valuable material from the zoologists who managed this feat.'
1 y separately published work icon Dames Don't Care Paul Cheyne , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1953 Z806044 1937 single work novel detective
1 2 y separately published work icon The Moon at Perigee George Johnston , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1950 Z289407 1948 single work novel 'George H. Johnston's penetrating novel tells the story of Michael Casey, ex-soldier and artist who, in spite of the scandal and public disgrace of his past life, cannot bring himself to leave the India he loves-but fails to understand. Casey sees himself as disillusioned beyond hope. But he is brought out of his chosen role of outcast artist, first by the unsolicited devotion of the old gharry- walla Refiq, and then by the love and faith of the beautiful and sensible American, Kylie York. At last, in the holy city of Benares, Casey begins to understand India - and himself. But with the coming of the monsoon the suppressed violence of India breaks out and there is the fierce rioting of Indian against Indian and Indian against Briton. In the swift turn of events Casey finds himself a hero to the Indians and a murderer in the eyes of the British Raj: and in the madness of the monsoon, his dark past returns and the shadow of tragedy threatens to become tragedy's very substance. Mr. Johnston writes with color and virtuosity. His strong sense of drama makes this an impressive novel, with a passionate, finely told love story and a brilliant re-creation of the strange and frightening atmosphere of India. Here is a story to excite the imagination and haunt the memory.' (Publication summary)
3 y separately published work icon Death Takes Small Bites : A Novel George Johnston , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1948 Z972233 1948 single work novel detective crime
1 y separately published work icon Devil Lord's Daughter Eric Baume , New York (City) : Dodd, Mead , 1948 Z296356 1948 single work novel
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