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Household Words
vol.
1
4 May
1850
Z1243052
1850
periodical issue
1850
pg.
39-43
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The Goulburn Herald and County of Argyle Advertiser
vol.
3
no.
137
8 February
1851
Z1763873
1851
newspaper issue
1851
pg.
1-2
Note: Unattributed author: 'From Dicken's Household Words'.
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Further Tales from Botany Bay
Victor Crittenden
(editor),
Canberra
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Mulini Press
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2005
Z1228008
2005
selected work
short story
extract
This selection claims to brings together the uncollected Australian stories of John Lang, previously published separately in English and Indian periodicals and newspapers. Research since its publication shows that some of the stories are in fact extracts from a novel Gallops and Gossips in the Bush of Australia by Samuel Sidney
Canberra
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Mulini Press
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2005
pg.
82-92
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Tales of the Bushman
Canberra
:
Mulini Press
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2006
Z1328626
2006
selected work
short story
John Sidney came to Australia in 1840. He spent ten years in the colony. On his return to England he told his brother Samuel about his experiences in Australia. Samuel wrote them down and they were published in Household Words 1850-1852. John returned to Australia and sent news back to his brother. Samuel Sidney never visited Australia. His novel Gallops and Gossips in the Bush of Australia is based on his brother's information.
Canberra : Mulini Press , 2006 pg. 15-26
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