Manuscripts Recently Discovered on the Banks of the Murray single work   correspondence  
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  • A third letter to the editor of the South Australian Magazine about the poem The Spirit of the Murray. In this correspondence, 'Cique' states that the poetry is a translation of the songs of the indigenous people of the Murray River and not 'the creations of his [the poet's] own fancy'.
  • Letter dated: Adelaide, July 20th, 1842

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