Australian Pastorals series - author   poetry  
Issue Details: First known date: 1858... 1858 Australian Pastorals
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Australian Pastorals : No. 1 : The Modern Arcadia's Origin i "Tantalus' ivory shouldered son did rear,", Hesperus , 1858 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Moreton Bay Courier , 31 March 1858; (p. 4)
Australian Pastorals : No. 2 : The Modern Arcadia i "Soon the discovery spread thro' Arian lands,", Hesperus , 1858 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Moreton Bay Courier , 3 April 1858; (p. 4)
Australian Pastorals : No. 3 : The Lord of the Flocks i "The morning blased upon our struggling sight,", Hesperus , 1858 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Moreton Bay Courier , 7 April 1858; (p. 4)
Australian Pastorals : No. 4 : The Keeper of the Flocks i "Here comes our shepherd looking like a sheep,", Hesperus , 1858 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Moreton Bay Courier , 10 April 1858; (p. 4)

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