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Alternative title: Station Hunting on the Warrego
Issue Details: First known date: 1885... 1885 Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems
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* Contents derived from the Sydney, New South Wales,:William Maddock , 1885 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
To North Head - Sydney Harbouri"Above thy crest, the shimmering sea-bird screams,", Philip J. Holdsworth , single work poetry
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Dedication: As a young Australian, I dedicate this small volume of poems to my fellow-countrymen of Australasia, less, perhaps for its own sake, than as an earnest of future effort.
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Station Hunting at the Warrego and other Poems 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Sydney Mail , 26 September vol. 40 no. 1316 1885; (p. 663)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry 'We suppose it is almost a canon of Australian literary criticism to give as hospitable entertainment as possible to native work; and yet one is inclined to doubt the existence of any such principle, from the way Mr Phillip J. Holdsworth's little volume of verse has been received in certain quarters. It is true that on the whole the book has been welcomed in a kindly enough spirit by the Australian press, but more than one of Holdsworth's critics, before proceeding to notice his book, seem to have asked themselves the question, "What good can come out of Nazareth?" - i.e. Australia - and then bared the scalpel. But these exponents fo the ungentle science have shown as little insight as sympathy. It is the barest literary justice to appreciate a poet by his best, and not by his worst; indeed, there is no reason why the worst should not be left out of the count altogether...'
Literary Notes 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Australian Town and Country Journal , 16 May vol. 31 no. 801 1885; (p. 1017)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
Is Holdsworth a Poet? 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 30 May vol. 3 no. 107 1885; (p. 17)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
Untitled G. G. McC , 1885 single work review
— Appears in: Melbourne Review , August vol. 10 no. 39 1885; (p. 322-325)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
Station Hunting at the Warrego and other Poems 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Sydney Mail , 26 September vol. 40 no. 1316 1885; (p. 663)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry 'We suppose it is almost a canon of Australian literary criticism to give as hospitable entertainment as possible to native work; and yet one is inclined to doubt the existence of any such principle, from the way Mr Phillip J. Holdsworth's little volume of verse has been received in certain quarters. It is true that on the whole the book has been welcomed in a kindly enough spirit by the Australian press, but more than one of Holdsworth's critics, before proceeding to notice his book, seem to have asked themselves the question, "What good can come out of Nazareth?" - i.e. Australia - and then bared the scalpel. But these exponents fo the ungentle science have shown as little insight as sympathy. It is the barest literary justice to appreciate a poet by his best, and not by his worst; indeed, there is no reason why the worst should not be left out of the count altogether...'
Untitled G. G. McC , 1885 single work review
— Appears in: Melbourne Review , August vol. 10 no. 39 1885; (p. 322-325)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
Is Holdsworth a Poet? 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 30 May vol. 3 no. 107 1885; (p. 17)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
Literary Notes 1885 single work review
— Appears in: The Australian Town and Country Journal , 16 May vol. 31 no. 801 1885; (p. 1017)
— Review of Station Hunting on the Warrego, Australia : At the Valley of the Popran and Other Poems Philip J. Holdsworth , 1885 selected work poetry
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