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Serialised by: The Queenslander 1866 newspaper (2603 issues)
Notes:Serialised in three weekly instalments in the Queenslander between 30 July 1881 and 13 August 1881.-
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Tom Morison's Golden Christmas and Other Lost Australian Goldmining Stories
Tanya Dalziell
(editor),
Braddon
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Obiter Publishing
,
2019
18349732
2019
anthology
short story
'Tom Morison is a reluctant freeholder in South Australia and unsuited to farming. But Tom is redeemed when his education in geology and chemistry finally gives the family their best Christmas ever – a ‘golden’ one. In this and eight other ‘lost’ stories of gold mining in colonial-era Australia, a colourful cast of characters star in stories of love and crime, loyalty and betrayal, spirituality and avarice. And the eternal lure of gold and its corrupting influence are ever-present.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
Braddon : Obiter Publishing , 2019
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