Untitled single work   poetry   "Saumarez Smith - that man of pith,"
  • Author:agent Barcroft Boake http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/boake-barcroft
Issue Details: First known date: 1892... 1892 Untitled
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  • Editor's note, Bulletin 30 April 1892: 'The Primate, Dr. Saumarez Smith, and Bishop Barlow, had a most cordial reception at Cairns on Thursday night. Referring to the question of Kanaka labour, the Primate said that he saw no onjection to it provided the government regulations were properly carried out.'

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Notes:
Holograph version appears in one of Boake's notebooks held by the Mitchell Library (ML MSS C217)
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Bulletin vol. 12 no. 637 30 April 1892 Z619878 1892 periodical issue 1892 pg. 11
    Note: Published anonymously.
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Barcroft Boake: Collected Works, Edited, with a Life Barcroft Boake , W. F. Refshauge (editor), Melbourne : Australian Scholarly Publishing , 2007 Z1433606 2007 collected work poetry 'The 1890s produced an extraordinary outpouring of distinctively Australian writing. The most famous writers now are Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson, but others were as well known in their day. Among the half-forgotten poets is Barcroft Boake, who as a young man from Sydney found a job up country, and fell in love with the bush way of life. From Western Queensland in summer to Adaminaby in winter, he lived that life, and it sustains his writing. His wrote about what he found: very real people, often people he knew, and their successes and disasters. But he was also a casualty of the hard times of the early 'nineties. In the grip of depression, aged just twenty-six, he killed himself. His best-known work is the ballad 'Where the Dead Men Lie', an Australian classic. He wrote many others as attractive but less well known. Here, they are all carefully edited, and the extensive notes include background on the events and characters in the poems.' (Publisher's blurb) Melbourne : Australian Scholarly Publishing , 2007 pg. 134, note 267
    Note: With title: Saumarez Smith
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