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The sequence of satirical poems, each titled 'Every Week', appeared in Humbug between 15 December, 1869 and 12 January, 1870, under the name 'Mopsus'. Marcus Clarke's annotations to his copy of Humbug indicate that Kendall wrote the first of the 'Every Week' poems, however Clarke did not indicate the authorship of the individual poems in the succeeding weeks. Bibliographer Ian McLaren (q.v.) attributed the whole sequence to Kendall.
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Every Week
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"I'll start about the "Flying Squad", O Muse,",
1869
single work
poetry
satire
— Appears in: Humbug , 15 December 1869; (p. 12) Henry Kendall : The Muse of Australia 1992; (p. 236-238) -
Every Week
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"Hail Ballarat, and all that it contains! -",
1869
single work
poetry
satire
— Appears in: Humbug , 22 December 1869; (p. 4) Henry Kendall : The Muse of Australia 1992; (p. 239-241) -
Every Week
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"In Hamlet, Act the Third, Herr Bandmann says,",
1869
single work
poetry
satire
— Appears in: Humbug , 29 December 1869; (p. 4) Henry Kendall : The Muse of Australia 1992; (p. 242-244) -
Every Week
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"Where Bourke's great street doth mix its sounding tide",
1870
single work
poetry
satire
— Appears in: Humbug , 5 January 1870; (p. 4) Henry Kendall : The Muse of Australia 1992; (p. 245-246) -
Every Week
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"I'll thank you, Editor, to use your paste",
1870
single work
poetry
satire
— Appears in: Humbug , 12 January 1870; (p. 4) Henry Kendall : The Muse of Australia 1992; (p. 247-248)
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