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y separately published work icon The Story of James Morrill single work   autobiography   biography  
Note: Compiled by The Bowen Independent on behalf of the Bowen Historical Society.
Issue Details: First known date: 1966... 1966 The Story of James Morrill
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'[T]he full story of James Morrill, compiled by the Bowen Independent from material collected by its staff and the Bowen Historical Society. Much of the story is in Morrill's own words, as published in 1863 by the Government Printer, and all of it is authentic.' (p.[2])

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  • Far North Queensland, Queensland,
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