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'Alice (of Alice in One Dear Land) after her first visit to Australia ... returned - as everyone knows - in Native Bear's special flying machine, to her parent's home in the Old Country. However, she was shortly afterwards recalled to Australia, owing to some complicated problems and questions that had arisen in connection with the design of the North Shore Bridge...' (From Introduction)
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Influenced by Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass.
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Sequel to Alice in One Dear Land.
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Alice in One Dear Land
Sydney
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George Collingridge
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1922
Z1501319
1922
single work
children's fiction
children's
This is the record of Alice's adventures in Sutherland (Australia). She meets the Native Bear, who journeys with her to Noman's land, a large part of Australia (equating to the contemporary area of most of the Northern Territory and South Australia) which was not taken possession of by the British settlers. She meets the native fauna and learns about settlement history and colonial exploration of the Australian continent.
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- North Sydney, North Sydney - Lane Cove area, Sydney Northern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,
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