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Issue Details: First known date: 1952... 2 June 1952 of The Australian Journal est. 1865 The Australian Journal
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Notes

  • Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:

    • The sixth instalment of The Young Pretender by British author, Barbara Cartland
    • The third instalment of Father and I Were Ranchers by American author, Ralph Moody
    • A Question of Colour by New Zealand author, Mary Scott
    • The Children of the Lame by British author, Francis Gerard
    • Omar the Terrible by American author, Chet Schwarzkopf
    • Singing in the Dark by New Zealand author, Dorothy Eden
    • Love Endangered by British author, Clare Breton-Smith
    • The Flying Horses by American author, A. Trevenning Harris

  • Includes Sinbad and the Old Man of the Sea: Retold from the Arabian Nights by R. G. Campbell (q.v.).

Contents

* Contents derived from the 1952 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
In Passing, Ronald Campbell , single work column (p. 3, 80)
The Martyrs from Scotland, Rex Grayson , single work short story historical fiction
'Nothing is left to remind us of the tragic career of Thomas Muir except the name of the Sydney suburb of Hunter's Hill, yet all other stories associated with the beginning of Australian settlement pale before the history of this forgotten victim of injustice.
Scotland has produced many tough and indomitable men, but none braver than the lawyer who, in his fight for liberty, travelled around the world, survived shipwreck, battle, and imprisonment in three countries, and trudged alone from Canada to Panama. His life was one long and terrible tale of adventure with, alas, no happy ending.' (Publisher's abstract p. 7)
 (p. 7,31-36)
A Member of the Family, 'Louis Kaye' , single work short story (p. 8-11, 15, 38-40)
A Day Remembered, Dale Collins , single work short story (p. 12-15)
Dry Stage, Ray Harris , single work short story (p. 54-58)
Death on the Racecourse, Bernard Cronin , single work short story crime (p. 59,70-72, 78-79)
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