Manuscripts and correspondence [manuscript]. [19--]

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Manuscripts and correspondence [manuscript]. [19--]

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Manuscript of We of the Never Never (1908). Personal details and correspondence. Correspondents include letters from - John McLennan, "Sanguine Scot"; Henry V. Packham, "The frizzer"; Mrs. Henry Leahany (sister of William Neaves, who died at Elsey); Thomas A. Pearce, "Mine host"; Mr. C. Price Conigrave; Cheon (Mrs. Gunn's Chinese cook); Jack McLeod, "Quiet stockman"; M. Millar; Sister Elsey King; Constable Reed, Jock McCarthy, "Irish Mac"; H.H. Bryant, "The dandy"; Letters relating to the Cemetery Reserve; appreciative letter from Lord Kintore. Printed sheet of book reviews for The little black princess. Notes on characters, entitled "Details in lives of my bushfolk of We of the Never Never, until June 24th 1937". Details concerning manuscript of We of the Never Never.

5 cm.

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Gunn, Jeannie, 1870-1961

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Author of We of the Never Never. From the description of Manuscripts and correspondence [manuscript]. [19--] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225632986 Mrs Aeneas Gunn was an Australian writer, basing her works on her experiences on an outback station. Her works include 'We of the Never-Never', and 'The little black princess of the Never-Never'. From the description of Letters : Melbourne, to Mr. and Mrs F.A. Lane [manuscript]. 1937-1961. (Libraries Aus...

Gunn, Jeannie, 1870-1961

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6dz08dw (person)

Author of We of the Never Never. From the description of Manuscripts and correspondence [manuscript]. [19--] (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225632986 Mrs Aeneas Gunn was an Australian writer, basing her works on her experiences on an outback station. Her works include 'We of the Never-Never', and 'The little black princess of the Never-Never'. From the description of Letters : Melbourne, to Mr. and Mrs F.A. Lane [manuscript]. 1937-1961. (Libraries Aus...