Ronald G. Edwards (International) assertion Ronald G. Edwards i(A66468 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 9 y separately published work icon These Are My People Alan Marshall , Melbourne : Cheshire , 1957 Z556235 1944 single work autobiography travel humour During World War II Alan Marshall wrote humourous articles for the AIF News, a weekly newspaper published in Cairo. This autobiography chronicles Alan Marshall's one year trip around country Victoria collecting messages from family and friends for a column 'Messages from Home'
1 6 y separately published work icon How's Andy Going? Alan Marshall , Melbourne : Cheshire , 1956 Z555379 1956 selected work short story humour
3 11 y separately published work icon Colonial Ballads Hugh Anderson , Ronald G. Edwards (illustrator), Ferntree Gully : Rams Skull Press , 1955 Z943064 1955 anthology poetry A selection of more than eighty Australian ballads, with music and narrative. The 2nd edition contains an index of song titles, a bibliography, an index and the following sections: (I) Street Ballads and the Bush; (II) Singers and Songs of the Goldfields; (II) "The Songs They Used to Sing"; (IV) Stringybark and Greenhide; (V) On the Far Barcoo; (VI) The Balladists; (VII) Folksong in Australia.
1 y separately published work icon Thomas Kennedy's March from Creswick's Creek Eureka Stockade Centenary : December 3 : 1854-1954 i "Like wildfire went the word around,", Harry Hastings Pearce , Ferntree Gully : Rams Skull Press , 1954 Z1199799 1954 single work poetry The ballad recounts the events of 30 November 1854 when Thomas Kennedy and George Black, delegates from the Ballarat Reform League, left Creswick's Creek and marched to Ballarat, in support of the diggers' rebellion. Kennedy was regarded by Pearce as 'the only true radical among the Eureka leaders' (Preface).
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