10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUSHRANGING»
Discover the use of
bushranging in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bushranging and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Criminal Law and Colonial Subject
It is this image which established court reactions and to a certain extent the
culture of bushranging itself. Bushranging was of most concern to magistrates,
the Legislative Council and the governor when it described gangs of persons
banded ...
2
The Outlaw Legend: A Cultural Tradition in Britain, America ...
4 For an overview of bushranging, see J. McQuilton, 'Australian Bushranging and
Social Banditry with Special Reference to the Kelly Outbreak', Royal
Geographical Society of Australasia, South Australian Branch, Proceedings 82,
1982.
3
The Old Bush Songs Composed and Sung in the
Bushranging, ...
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
A. B. (Andrew Barton) Paterson, 2012
4
Australia and New Zealand
Gavin was a particularly prolific producer of bushranging films before the ban
was introduced. In early 1911 he directed and starred in Ben Hall and His Gang,
and later the same year he played the lead in Frank Gardiner, the King of the
Road.
Ben Goldsmith, Geoffrey Lealand, 2010
5
Feminist Poetics: Performance, Histories
I had never read any of Deadwood Dick's novels or any books about
bushranging till we came out that night. (Sydney Morning Herald, 3 November
1900: 1040) At his trial, he is reported as repeating this story, much more briefly,
and saying: ...
6
Bushranging and the Policing of Rural Banditry in New South ...
Through the extensive use of police and government records this book pares away the layers of myth surrounding bushrangers. For the first time the challenges the bandits posed to the new police force are explored in detail.
7
Story of Australian
Bushranging
General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1892 Original Publisher: C.
8
The Progress of Australasia in the Nineteenth Century
Bushranging in the Island.- Davey Resigns and is Succeeded by Col. Sorell.-
Sorell Encourages Sheep-farming.-Legislative and Executive Councils
Established by Imperial Government. -Governor Arthur Suppresses Bushranging.
-Progress of ...
T. A. Coghlan, T. T. Ewing, 2011
9
Castle Vane: A Romance of
Bushranging on the Upper Hunter in ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
10
Freedom on the Fatal Shore: Australia’s First Colony
126–7, 133–4 38. R. Walker 'Bushranging in Fact and Legend' Historical Studies
11, 42,April 1964, pp. 207–8; WhiteBushranging vol. 1,pp. 277, 289–90, vol. 2, pp
. 8–10, 17,91: Shiel BenHallpp. 16–19, 68–69 39. Walker'Bushranging'pp.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUSHRANGING»
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bushranging is used in the context of the following news items.
Artist Robert Hillingford's Wellington at Waterloo. Source: Supplied
... violence that marked colonial expansion, both in the frontier confrontations with Aborigines, and in spreading and combating bushranging. «The Australian, Jun 15»
Notorious outlaw the 'Wild Scotchman' jailed over robberies
Apparently "The wild Scotchman" roamed Queensland and New South Wales with the aim of joining up with a bushranging gang which include ... «The Queensland Times, May 15»
Famous (and infamous!) Irish Expats: Ned Kelly
While Ned's bushranging exploits and the home-made suit of armour he sported remain notorious, this iconic Aussie's Irish roots aren't quite as ... «IrishCentral, Apr 15»
An Irishman's Diary on John Sandes and the Anzacs at Gallipoli
These were popular celebrations of the rugged outback spirit, tales of adventure on themes such as bushranging, gold rushes and sporting ... «Irish Times, Apr 15»
The Luck of the Irish, by Babette Smith: a good story, but the author …
There are vivid stories of menacingly insubordinate convict servants and bushranging absconders. These are interwoven with the broader ... «Irish Times, Apr 15»
Ned Kelly: terrorist or freedom fighter? Bendigo exhibition explores …
"We were intrigued by the idea of bushranging in Australia, a concept which is so alien to where we are in Australia now," Curtin says. "And yet ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 15»
Green Guide Letters: A late night telenovela overdose
... in 1862 that Ned Kelly was bushranging in the same era. Ned being born in 1855 makes this highly unlikely. A seven-year-old bushranger? «Sydney Morning Herald, Mar 15»
The many Thoroughbreds of Captain Thunderbolt
The many Thoroughbreds of Captain Thunderbolt. "Attacking the mail (Bushranging in 1864)", by artist S.T. Gill. Supplied by State Library of ... «Thoroughbred Racing Commentary, Dec 14»
702 Drive's Annual Booksellers Forum – 2014: All your Christmas …
... written account of the role horses have played in Australian history, from exploration to bushranging; from agricultural work to horseracing. 6. «ABC Online, Dec 14»
Tim the Yowie Man: Of snakes and speed
History buffs will go back to the bushranging days this weekend at ... Aficionados of our local bushranging lore are in for a treat over the next ... «The Canberra Times, Nov 14»
