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Billjim single work poetry war literature "Down to it is Plugger Bill,"

Author:agent Edward Dyson

Issue Details: First known date: 1917... 1917 Billjim

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'Billjim' was one of the nick-names given to Australian and New Zealand soldiers during World War I.

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y The Bulletin vol. 38 no. 1973 6 December 1917 Z624570 1917 periodical issue 1917
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1917
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pg. 14
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y 'Hello, Soldier!' : Khaki Verse Edward Dyson , Will Dyson (illustrator), Ruby Lindsay (illustrator), George Dancey (illustrator), Melbourne : Alex McKinley and Co. , 1919 Z83942 1919 selected work poetry Melbourne : Alex McKinley and Co. , 1919
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1919
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pg. 52-54

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