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In Clara Morison Spence blends romance and social purpose fiction in what is primarily a domestic novel, and avoids the stereotyped Australian themes of the bush and the bushman. Three elements of her writing which are of significance to 21st century readers are its politico-social purposes, its intertextuality and the author's feminism.
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Catherine Helen Spence : Novelist
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- Clara Morison : A Tale of South Australia During the Gold Fever 1854 single work novel
- 1900s
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