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Ned Kelly's Last Stand extract   poetry   "Next day at Glenrowan, how dreadful the doom"
Issue Details: First known date: 1967... 1967 Ned Kelly's Last Stand
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Notes

  • Extract consists of verses 11 to 16 from the original.

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    y separately published work icon Old Australian Ballads : An Anthology W. N. Walker (editor), Sydney : School Projects , 1967 Z1569531 1967 anthology poetry children's

    Collection of well known Australian songs and ballads, divided into sections based on the historical subject matter: 'Ball and Chain', 'Bail Up', 'The Roaring Days', 'Where's Your Licence?', 'Stockmen', 'Wool Away!' and 'Such is Life'.

    The sections - and some of the individual works - are prefaced with educational introductions by the editor explaining historical context as well as terms and concepts.

         Australian Scene : Australian Ballads     Sydney : School Projects , 1967     pg. 27
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— Appears in: Songs from the Kelly Country 1955; The Penguin Australian Song Book 1964; (p. 68-69) Folk Songs of Australia and the Men and Women Who Sang Them 1967; (p. 99-100) Old Ballads from the Bush 1987; (p. 90-91)
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