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Page 183
... bushrangers took pains to avoid ' unnecessary ' violence . The picture given by Marjoribanks is a balanced one : They cannot be called a bloodthirsty set of men ; indeed ... bushranger's lair in the 1850s , after S. T. The Bushrangers 183.
... bushrangers took pains to avoid ' unnecessary ' violence . The picture given by Marjoribanks is a balanced one : They cannot be called a bloodthirsty set of men ; indeed ... bushranger's lair in the 1850s , after S. T. The Bushrangers 183.
Page 185
... Bushrangers also singled out for special attention those squatters who had the reputation of being hard or unjust taskmasters . Indeed , it is misleading to speak of two ' waves ' of bushranging , separated by the Gold Rush decade . In ...
... Bushrangers also singled out for special attention those squatters who had the reputation of being hard or unjust taskmasters . Indeed , it is misleading to speak of two ' waves ' of bushranging , separated by the Gold Rush decade . In ...
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... bushrangers in New South Wales during the 1860s were Francis Christie ( alias Frank Gar- diner or ' The Darkie ' ) and Ben Hall . Like Ned Kelly and most other bushrangers of the post - Gold - Rush period , both were native- born and ...
... bushrangers in New South Wales during the 1860s were Francis Christie ( alias Frank Gar- diner or ' The Darkie ' ) and Ben Hall . Like Ned Kelly and most other bushrangers of the post - Gold - Rush period , both were native- born and ...
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