y separately published work icon Drinkamania : an Appeal against the Licensed Obstructives to the Moral, Social, and Commercial Progress of the Colony of New South Wales (or Any Other Colony) single work   poetry   humour   "Ye Guardians of the Public Weal-"
Note: Attributed to George Wood by Percival Serle, A Bibliography of Australasian Poetry and Verse (1925).
Issue Details: First known date: 1864... 1864 Drinkamania : an Appeal against the Licensed Obstructives to the Moral, Social, and Commercial Progress of the Colony of New South Wales (or Any Other Colony)
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Notes

  • Author's note: Under the patronage of the British Government, and the Customs Extraordinary of the Right Honourable the Board of Trade.
  • Epigraphs:
    Nothing can be worse economy than that which acquires a Revenue by sapping the strength and morals of the people. - Sydney Morning Herald, January 5th, 1864.
    Teach us to feel another's woe.

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