Issue Details: First known date: 1911... 1911 The Story of Burke and Wills : with Sketches and Essays
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Thomas J. Carr, Archbishop of Melbourne, comments in the preface: 'It is a book of essays. Many of them are connected with Australia and things Australian. Literary topics such as "Elegies and Epitaphs" and "Oliver Goldsmith", are discussed in a homely and fascinating way. Amusing papers a la Charles Lamb are not the least attractive pages of the publication. The volume contains also historical sketches of genuine interest.' 16 May 1911.

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  • Dedication: A. M. D. G.

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    • Melbourne, Victoria,: W. P. Linehan , 1911 .
      Printed by J. Roy Stevens
      Extent: 251p.
      Description: illus., port.
      Note/s:
      • Preface by Thomas J. Carr, Archbishop of Melbourne. 16 May 1911.
      • Contains The story of Burke and Wills.--The victory of death: sonnet.-- The wedding ring.-- Elegies and epitaphs.-- Quaint epitaphs.-- The Cross and the crescent: the Knights of St. John.-- Social tall talk.-- Foreign proverbs.-- In the days of youth.-- Oliver Goldsmith's early years.-- Nature vignettes.-- In the Highlands Victoria.-- The sunshine of life.-- A people's struggle for liberty.-- Sam senex.--. In God's acre.-- Father Damien.-- The stuff that dream are made of.-- The mind of the deaf mute.-- Some victims of the Paris commune in 1871. (Libraries Australia record).
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