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Predominantly a history of the early pioneering days in Queensland by a participant with an autobiographical component.
Chapter XIII 'Some Literary Remains' includes three poems by Palmer: 'The Gidya Tree', 'My Old Stock Horse' and 'The Watcher'.

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The Gidya Tree"Where roll the great plains to the west,", Edward Palmer , single work poetry (p. 260-261)

My Old Stock Horse"I have a friend -I've proved him so", Edward Palmer , single work poetry (p. 261-263)

The Watcher"The night wind keen and chill is creeping", Edward Palmer , single work poetry (p. 263-264)

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Miscellaneous Works 1903 single work review
— Appears in: The Australasian , 5 September vol. 75 no. 1953 1903; (p. 559)
— Review of Early Days in North Queensland Edward Palmer , 1903 single work prose