Ned Kelly : a play. 1880-1943.

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Ned Kelly : a play. 1880-1943.

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Copy of play inscribed by Stewart to Harry Chaplin. Enclosed is a letter to Ned Kelly from a friend written while Kelly was awaiting execution in the Melbourne Gaol, and a photograph of Kelly's grave in the gaol as it was when opened. Also enclosed is a letter from Douglas Stewart to "Pat" concerning a review in the journal Free lance.

1 v. (266 p.), 2 p., 1 p. (1.9 cm.)

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Stewart, Douglas, 1913-1985

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Douglas Stewart was an author and literary adviser for Angus and Robertson. His publications include Ned Kelly and Fire on the snow (plays), Glencoe (poems) and The seven rivers (reminiscences). From the description of Papers of Douglas Stewart, 1935-1973. 1935-1973. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 221397263 Douglas Stewart was a poet, and literary editor of Angus & Robertson from 1961 to 1971. From the description of Letters to E.M. England [manus...

Kelly, Ned, 1855-1880

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Edward "Ned" Kelly is Australia's most famous and notorious bushranger. He was hanged in 1880 for a series of crimes including robbery and murder. From the description of Transcript of a letter, December 14 1878. 1926. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 307239587 ...

Chaplin, Harry F.

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Harry Chaplin was a Sydney based collector of Australiana. From the description of Scrap album. ca. 1948-1955. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 223435123 C.J. Dennis, poet, short-story writer and journalist, author of The songs of a sentimental bloke (1915) and other works. Hal Gye, artist and short-story writer (under the name James Hackston) illustrated the first edition of The sentimental bloke. From the description of C.J. Dennis and Hal Gye papers....