y separately published work icon Lost in the Bush single work   children's fiction   children's   adventure  
Issue Details: First known date: 1929... 1929 Lost in the Bush
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Nelson Lee and the St. Frank's boys head out to rescue Archie from bushrangers. Archie manages to escape, but gets lost in the bush. Finally all are reunited in a hum of excitement about the rescue and the upcoming Adelaide Test Match.

Also includes a short prose piece about fast bowlers, including renowned cricketers, Freeman, Gregory and Larwood.

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    • London,
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      England,
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      United Kingdom (UK),
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      Western Europe, Europe,      :       Amalgamated Press ,       1929 .
      Extent: 44p.
      Description: illus.
      Series: y separately published work icon The Nelson Lee School Story Library Edwy Searles Brooks , London : Amalgamated Press , 1924-1930 Z1512475 1924 series - publisher children's fiction children's

      The Nelson Lee Library series of books was established in 1915, featuring Nelson Lee the detective, and his young assistant Nipper. Edwy Searles Brooks submitted his first story to the series in September 1915, and by 1917 was writing all of the stories in the series. In July 1917, Brooks was commissioned to write a spin-off series, The Nelson Lee School Story Library, for which he created the fictional English school St. Frank's.

      Numbers 140-150 (published weekly from 29 January, 1929) in this latter series are set in Australia, and follow the adventures of the school cricket team who have traveled there to compete. Although it is not set in Australia, number 140 is about the team's setting out for Australia. Number 141 is about the stop-over in South Africa and the need to find alternative transport to Adelaide.

      Number in series: 143
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  • Renmark, Renmark area, Riverlands, Murray - Mallee area, South Australia,
  • 1929
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