The "Henry Porcher" Bolter single work   short story   historical fiction  
Is part of Tales of the Old Regime 'Price Warung' , 1891 series - author short story
Issue Details: First known date: 1891... 1891 The "Henry Porcher" Bolter
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The Richmond Recluse, or the Emigrant Bibliophile Wallace Kirsop , 1995 single work criticism
— Appears in: Books for Colonial Readers -- The Nineteenth-Century Australian Experience 1995; (p. 17-37)
Price Warung and the Convicts : A View from (and of) the Nineties Laurie Hergenhan , 1979 single work criticism
— Appears in: Southerly , September vol. 39 no. 3 1979; (p. 309-326) Unnatural Lives : Studies in Australian Fiction about the Convicts, from James Tucker to Patrick White 1993; (p. 62-74) Hergenhan discusses Warung's 1890s treatment of Australia's convict past. Warung was the first writer to link the convict system with Australia's development beyond a colonial status. Hergenhan argues that Warung's fiction successfully connects this sense of the past with the political milieu of the 1890s, producing entertaining stories that make the past reverberate for later readers.
The Richmond Recluse, or the Emigrant Bibliophile Wallace Kirsop , 1995 single work criticism
— Appears in: Books for Colonial Readers -- The Nineteenth-Century Australian Experience 1995; (p. 17-37)
Price Warung and the Convicts : A View from (and of) the Nineties Laurie Hergenhan , 1979 single work criticism
— Appears in: Southerly , September vol. 39 no. 3 1979; (p. 309-326) Unnatural Lives : Studies in Australian Fiction about the Convicts, from James Tucker to Patrick White 1993; (p. 62-74) Hergenhan discusses Warung's 1890s treatment of Australia's convict past. Warung was the first writer to link the convict system with Australia's development beyond a colonial status. Hergenhan argues that Warung's fiction successfully connects this sense of the past with the political milieu of the 1890s, producing entertaining stories that make the past reverberate for later readers.
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  • Melbourne, Victoria,
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