The Manly Poetry of Western Australia (Part 2) single work   criticism  
Issue Details: First known date: 1910... 1910 The Manly Poetry of Western Australia (Part 2)
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Proposes that Eastern Australian writers are more cultivated and refined and that Western Australian poets are more "manly". This critical essay concerns itself with the writing and a biography of J. P. Bourke (Bluebush). Several of Bourke's poems are reprinted in the essay.

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  • Epigraph: "We singers standing on the outer rim" (J. P. Bourke)

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    y separately published work icon The Leeuwin vol. 1 no. 2 1 November 1910 Z942981 1910 periodical issue 1910 pg. 94-99
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The Manly Poetry of Western Australia (Part 1) Alfred George Stephens , 1910 single work criticism
— Appears in: The Leeuwin , 1 October vol. 1 no. 1 1910; (p. 47-51) Proposes that Eastern Australian writers are more cultivated and refined and that Western Australian poets are more "manly". This critical essay concerns itself with the writing and a biography of A. G. Murphy (Drybrower). It includes the poem 'The Lodes that Under-"lie"'.
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94-99 The Manly Poetry of Western Australia (Part 2)small AustLit logo The Leeuwin
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  • ca. 1890-1910
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  • Western Australia,
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