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Semmler discusses the life and works of W. H. Ogilvie and E. J. Brady in the context of their place in the tradition of the Australian bush ballad. Providing substantial examples of their work, Semmler argues that Ogilvie and Brady are (behind A. B. Paterson) two of the best exponents of the bush ballad.
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Two Australian Balladists : W.H. Ogilvie and E.J. Brady
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