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Issue Details: First known date: 1851... 1851 The Otago Witness
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New Zealand newspaper which began as a four-page fortnightly and was soon published weekly. From 1861 it published a substantial amount of literary material - verse, short stories, serial fiction, travel writing and memoirs.

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  • Subtitle: A Weekly Journal of Art, Manufactures, Science, Commerce
  • RANGE: 1851-1932

Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of

First known date: 1851
      Dunedin, Otago, South Island,
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      New Zealand,
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      Pacific Region,
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      1851-1932 .

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Outlaw and Lawmaker, Rosa Praed , single work novel

'The text follows the romance between a reckless Australian maiden, Elsie Valliant, and a brash Irish Radical turned Australian Bushranger, Morres Blake - alias, Moonlight - in the untamed wilds of Leichardt's Land, a fictional area of Queensland...Praed's Outlaw and Lawmaker explores the intricacies of emerging Australian colonial life in light of the many questions concerning women's rights, roles and positions in the new world.'

Source: https://australianwomenwriters.com/2017/04/giving-up-the-secrets-of-the-bush-rosa-praeds-outlaw-and-lawmaker/  

A Strange Story of a Dead Man's Gold, James Skipp Borlase , single work novel
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