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Author's note: Mary Hindle was born in Haslingden, East Lancashire, in 1799. After the machine breakers riots of 1826 she was probably one of the first female political prisoners to be transported to Australia. She ran away twice from the Parramatta Female Facotry in New South Wales and took her own life on August 21, 1841, aged forty-two.
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- Helmshore, 1826 i "We stood, like stacks of bobbins", single work poetry
- Lancaster Castle i "For slats of the day I let my mind", single work poetry
- Sleeping Room i "Should I think myself lucky", single work poetry
- She-Lag Number 32 i "Two days fettered to the outside of a stagecoach,", single work poetry
- Letter to My Husband, 12 November 1827, Sydney i "I hope these few lines find you well.", single work poetry
- Parramatta River, August i "I could keep on absconding, crawling", single work poetry
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