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The Myall Creek Massacre single work   poetry   "The sun rose brightly upon their camp."
Issue Details: First known date: 1995... 1995 The Myall Creek Massacre
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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Poems of Life : Experiences and Adventures of an Aboriginal Researcher Bill Rosser , Ballina : Bill Rosser , 1995 Z1437028 1995 selected work poetry 'Multi-award winning Aboriginal writer and historian, Bill Rosser, has travelled far and wide throughout Queensland and the Northern Territory in pursuit of Aboriginal history. During his travels he had many encounters with Aboriginal situations; some tragic, some strange but mostly humourous. He has now written of some of these experiences in verse and the reader cannot help but be entertained by his brisk and artful prose poems. To add to the reader's enjoyment, he esplains how and why each poem was written which, by setting the scene, encompasses the reader into the story.' Source: Publisher's note. Ballina : Bill Rosser , 1995 pg. 54-56
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Koori Mail no. 132 14 August 1996 Z1933601 1996 newspaper issue 1996 pg. 7
    Note: Editor's note: This poem is taken from a collection by award-winning author Bill Rosser, whose works include 'This is Palm Island'. This poem 'The Myall Creek Massacre', tells the story of a terrible chapter in Australia's bloody history from the 1800s.
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Subjects:
  • Myall Creek, Augathella - Tambo - Blackall area, South West Queensland, Queensland,
  • 1838
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