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Alternative title: The Hut-Keeper and the Cattle-Stealer
Alternative title: The Cook and the Cattle-Stealer
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Appears in:
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The Bulletin (Xmas edition)
vol.
11
no.
566
20 December
1890
Z630556
1890
periodical issue
1890
pg.
8
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The Last of Six : Tales of the Austral Tropics
Sydney
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Bulletin
,
1893
Z483781
1893
selected work
short story
crime
adventure
science fiction
Sydney
:
Bulletin
,
1893
pg.
91-101
Note: With title: The Cook and the Cattle-Stealer
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Tales of the Austral Tropics
London
:
Osgood, McIlvaine
,
1894
Z1620911
1894
selected work
short story
London
:
Osgood, McIlvaine
,
1894
pg.
123-143
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Tales of the Austral Tropics
Cheryl M. Taylor
(editor),
Sydney
:
University of New South Wales Press
,
1997
Z1620938
1997
selected work
poetry
Scholarly edition comprising nineteen stories from two selections of Favenc stories The Last of Six (1893) and Tales of the Austral Tropics (1894) and including explanatory notes, appendices on textual variations, biographical information and notes on Favenc's reception
Sydney
:
University of New South Wales Press
,
1997
pg.
65-73
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The Anthology of Colonial Australian Adventure Fiction
Ken Gelder
(editor),
Rachael Weaver
(editor),
Carlton
:
Melbourne University Publishing
,
2011
Z1802098
2011
anthology
short story
extract
adventure
'Marauding bushrangers, lost explorers, mad shepherds, new chums and mounted troopers: these are some of the characters who populate the often perilous world of colonial Australian adventure fiction. Squatters defend their hard-earned properties from attack, while floods and other natural disasters threaten to wipe any trace of settlement away. Colonial Australian adventure fiction takes its characters on a journey into remote and unfamiliar territory, often in pursuit of wealth and well-being. But these journeys are invariably fraught with danger, and everything comes at a price.
'This anthology collects the best examples of colonial Australian adventure fiction, with stories by Ernest Favenc, Louis Becke, Rosa Praed, Guy Boothby, and many others.' (From the publisher's website.)
Carlton : Melbourne University Publishing , 2011 pg. 98-105Note: With title: The Hut-Keeper and the Cattle-Stealer
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Subjects:
- Australian Outback, Central Australia,
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