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This poem refers to the anti-Chinese riots in 1857 at Buckland Diggings in Victoria.
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Author's note: 'Suggested by some Lines published in the London Times of 1812'.
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Epigraph: 'Bootless is flight; they follow as with wings, / And weak are we, and cannot shun pursuit'. William Shakespeare. Henry VI, 2 - 3.
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