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- y John Webb's End : Australian Bush Life Stanley L. Wood (illustrator), C. H. Hunt (illustrator), A. Collingridge (illustrator), 1889 Z1185952 1889 single work novel
- y Tasma's Diaries : The Diaries of Jessie Couvreur with Another by Her Young Sister Edith Huybers Patricia Clarke (editor), Canberra : Mulini Press , 1995 Z334676 1995 selected work diary
- y Cowanda, the Veteran's Grant : An Australian Story Sydney : J. R. Clarke , 1859 Z92331 1859 single work novel
- y Raymond Edinburgh : 1840 Z1201799 1840 single work novel
- y The Land of the Golden Fleece : Sala in Australia and New Zealand in 1885 Robert J. Dingley (editor), Canberra : Mulini Press , 1995 Z1074279 1995 single work autobiography travel
- y Further Recollections of My Early Days in Australia 1911 Z1097284 1911 single work diary Describes visits to friends and relatives in the west of Sydney and in Bathurst.
- y Mazarine India : 1845 Z1175416 1845 single work novel Set in England, Mazarine portrays the boredom of an intelligent wife who is discontented with her lot as the lady of a well-to-do household.
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2Debatable Ground, or, The Carlillawarra Claimants 1861 single work novel Cook : Mulini Press , 1992
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6Force and Fraud : A Tale of the Bush 1865 single work novel crime mystery Scottish immigrant squatter Mr McAlpin is found murdered. Suspicion centres on Herbert Lindsey who is betrothed to McAlpin's daughter Flora. McAlpin's overseer Pierce Silverton also loves Flora and tells her that Herbert has married someone else. In her despair, she agrees to marry Silverton. Silverton is strangled by the man whom he paid to murder McAlpin and who is blackmailing him. Flora marries Herbert and they stay in Australia. Cook : Mulini Press , 1993
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7y The Bond of Wedlock : A Tale of London Life London : F. V. White , 1887 Z866659 1887 single work novel Canberra : Mulini Press , 1993
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13y Tales for the Bush Sydney : D. L. Welch , 1845 Z823293 1845 selected work short story Cook : Mulini Press , 1995
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21y His Native Wife Sydney : Alexander Lindsay , 1895 Z798309 1895 single work novella
John Barrington takes a berth as a second mate to return to the Caroline Islands, where he left his Islander wife two years before. The ship is carrying three passengers, a missionary and his wife and her sister. The missionary, Parker, and his wife knew Barrington previously and Mrs Parker is secretly in love with him.
Barrington's wife, Nadee, is waiting for him on the island of Losap with her grandmother, who hates Europeans and endeavours to convince Nadee that Barrington will not return. When he does reach the island, in dramatic circumstances, a misunderstanding is deliberately perpetuated and tragedy ensues.
Becke also uses this narrative to put forward vitriolic views of missionaries and the harm he believes they cause.
Jamison Centre : Mulini Press , 2005 -
22y Further Tales from Botany Bay Victor Crittenden (editor), Canberra : Mulini Press , 2005 Z1228008 2005 selected work short story extract This selection claims to brings together the uncollected Australian stories of John Lang, previously published separately in English and Indian periodicals and newspapers. Research since its publication shows that some of the stories are in fact extracts from a novel Gallops and Gossips in the Bush of Australia by Samuel Sidney Canberra : Mulini Press , 2005
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22y Further Tales from Botany Bay Victor Crittenden (editor), Canberra : Mulini Press , 2005 Z1228008 2005 selected work short story extract This selection claims to brings together the uncollected Australian stories of John Lang, previously published separately in English and Indian periodicals and newspapers. Research since its publication shows that some of the stories are in fact extracts from a novel Gallops and Gossips in the Bush of Australia by Samuel Sidney Canberra : Mulini Press , 2006
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24y Ellen Wareham 1862 single work novel romance The dilemma of a young woman who remarries thinking her first husband killed in the Napoleonic Wars. He returns and sues for bigamy. Canberra : Mulini Press , 2005
- y Mark Brown's Wife : A Tale of the Gold-Fields 1871 Z1239136 1871 single work novel Tale opens on the Mount Jones Rocky River gold fields in 1866 when Tom Drewe, one of a party of miners reminisces of 1854 and Melbourne's Canvas Town. His assistance to a newly arrived emigrant couple, burying their baby and being rudely sneered at by an ex-convict earns their friendship and they follow him to Bendigo. The convict ring-leader, Ginger, decides to week revenge on Mark (the emigrant) and plots his murder - his first attempt at Canvas Town failing. Mark finds employment for his wife Cicely in Melbourne and then goes to the Bendigo diggings and then to the Ovens. There he helps try and track down the murderer of an old digger, in which Ginger is involved. Amusing tales of successful diggers' mistrust of each other and the ruses used to steal gold, such as the Trojan Pony. (PB) Cook : Mulini Press , 1992
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