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Notes:Dedication: for Daniel SysonNotes:
Epigraph: 'Pasture everywhere is so thin that settlers have already pushed far into the interior: moreover the country further inland becomes extremely poor. Agriculture can never succeed on an extended scale: therefore, as far as I can see, Australia must ultimately depend on being the centre of commerce for the Southern Hemisphere, and perhaps on her future manufactories. Possessing coal, she always has the motive power at hand. From the habitable country along the coast, and from her English extraction, she is sure to be a maritime nation.' Charles Darwin
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Overland
no.
154
Autumn
1999
Z592389
1999
periodical issue
1999
pg.
52-54
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Collected Poems : 1970-1998
Rose Bay
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Brandl and Schlesinger
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2001
Z899702
2001
collected work
poetry
(taught in 1 units)
Rose Bay
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Brandl and Schlesinger
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2001
pg.
251-256
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