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Issue Details: First known date: 1911... 1911 My Tropic Isle
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Contents

* Contents derived from the London,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe,:T. Fisher Unwin , 1913 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
In the Beginning, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 13-27)
A Plain Man's Philosophy, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 28-40)
'Much Riches in a Little Room', E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 41-48)
Silences, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 49-55)
Fruits and Scents, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 56-64)
His Majesty the Sun, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 65-79)
The Birth and Breaking of Christmas, The Beachcomber , single work prose humour
Humorous anecdote about the life of a horse named Christmas.
 (p. 91-103)
The Sport of Fate, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 104-108)
The Blockade of the Mullet, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 160-166)
A Rare Nest, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 200-204)
Socialistic Birds, E. J. Banfield , single work essay (p. 212-227)
Hamed Preaches, The Beachcomber , single work prose
In this sketch a Mohammedan immigrant to North Queensland, Hamed of Yaddah, when unable to find a market for three bags of decaying oysters, condemns Christmas as an occasion for drinking and fighting.
 (p. 250-254)
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