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Issue Details: First known date: 1847... 1847 A Land Redeemed, or, The Past and Present : A Poem of the Year 1843
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  • Epigraph: The nations have fallen, and thou still art young, / Thy sun is but rising when others are set; / And tho' SLAVERY's cloud o'er thy morning has hung, / The full noon of FREEDOM shall beam round thee yet! MOORE.

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      Sydney, New South Wales,: 1847 .
      Printed by D. L. Welch
      Extent: vi, 41p.p.
      Note/s:
      • Includes a Preface, signed Harmonides, January, 1847.
      • 'By Harmonides' on title page. The Mitchell Library copy, has an annotation next to author's name : Hills, Cecil (Serle's Bibl.). The copy has a handwritten inscription: 'To Captain Weston / with the author's / very kind regards / Cecil Hills / June 17/47'. This might explain why the pseudonym 'Harmonides' has been attributed to a Cecil Hills rather than to Thomas Harpur who lived at Cecil Hills, now a suburb of Sydney.
      • Ferguson no. 4539.
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The Other Harpur, or: How I Stumbled Across an Unknown Colonial Poet Patricia Clarke , 1998 single work biography
— Appears in: National Library of Australia News , March vol. 8 no. 6 1998; (p. 18-21) Clarke finds through her research that Thomas Harpur, rather than Charles Harpur, was Rosa Praed's grandfather, and she traces the background and history of this little known colonial poet.
The Other Harpur, or: How I Stumbled Across an Unknown Colonial Poet Patricia Clarke , 1998 single work biography
— Appears in: National Library of Australia News , March vol. 8 no. 6 1998; (p. 18-21) Clarke finds through her research that Thomas Harpur, rather than Charles Harpur, was Rosa Praed's grandfather, and she traces the background and history of this little known colonial poet.
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