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Argyle discusses Rowcroft's better novels, demonstrating the author's treatment of colonisation, gender relations and his portrayal of aborigines. The discussion of these issues complements or supplements Argyle's larger concern with the influence of Walter Scott and the appearance of the Byronic hero in Australian literarture.
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