Australia single work   poetry   "AKE sub Australi, trans ultima regna profundi,"
Issue Details: First known date: 1829... 1829 Australia
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Language: Latin
Notes:
Editor's note: By S. Smith, a student at Hyde Abbey School, Winchester, June 19, 1829
First line of verse: "FAR Southward; verging on the utmost bound,"
Language: English
Notes:
Editor's note: A Translation of the Latin 'Prize Poem' of S. Smith, a Student at Hyde Abbey School, Winchester, published in the Sydney Gazette of December 17, 1829.
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The Rising Glory of Australia : Literary Nationalism and the Epic Poem Robert Dixon , 1986 single work criticism
— Appears in: The Course of Empire : Neo-Classical Culture in New South Wales, 1788-1860 1986; (p. 120-153)
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