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1 y separately published work icon An Animal Anthology Hal Missingham , Sydney : Shepherd Press , 1948 Z1293870 1948 anthology poetry prose
2 2 Billy Bluegum, or, Back to the Bush Edward Dyson , Norman Lindsay (illustrator), 1912 single work novella humour satire

'Billy Bluegum, an energetic bear who has been brought to the city, is inspired with a mission to go forth and confer the inestimable blessings of Civilization upon the bears of the Bush, taking with him a magical bag labelled "Public Loans", which enables him to scatter the blessings freely.' p.1.
1 21 y separately published work icon Shipwreck Douglas Stewart , Sydney : Shepherd Press , 1947 Z388848 1947 single work drama

"Shipwreck, written in 1951, recreates the infamous mutiny that occurred after the Dutch ship Batavia foundered off the northwest Australian coast in 1629. It is a complex and literary play which depicts with sympathy the anarchic mutineers Cornelius, Huyssen and Seevanck." 

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"This book 'Shipwreck: A Poetic Drama', was written by Douglas Stewart and illustrated with drawings and engravings by Norman Lindsay...The book is divided into three 'Acts'. which tell the story of the shipwreck of the BATAVIA."

Source: Australian National Maritime Museum http://collections.anmm.gov.au/objects/20202/shipwreck-a-poetic-drama;jsessionid=29E05D7347DA4C02D5CAB8860A347F0F 
3 38 y separately published work icon Ned Kelly : A Play Douglas Stewart , 1942 (Manuscript version)x400875 Z858560 1942 single work drama
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