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William Astley (1855-1911), was an Australian short story writer who wrote under the pseudonym Price Warung. Astley was an excellent journalist and short story writer. He had made a study of early Australian history and took great care with his stories. There is a degree of starkness about his work, but his tales are full of human nature and human pity. He was connected with the Echuca Riverine Herald and other Victorian journals, the Launcest...

William Astley (1855-1911), was an Australian short story writer who wrote under the pseudonym Price Warung. Astley was an excellent journalist and short story writer. He had made a study of early Australian history and took great care with his stories. There is a degree of starkness about his work, but his tales are full of human nature and human pity. He was connected with the Echuca Riverine Herald and other Victorian journals, the Launcest...

Half-Crown Bob is the longest work of fiction by Price Warung (1855-1911), one of colonial Australia's most popular writers. An affectionate character study of a "new chum" with a mysterious past who becomes universally beloved on the Victorian goldfields, Half-Crown Bob illustrates the pain of emigration in colonial times, the depths of filial loyalty and the redeeming nature of an upright character. From Monte Carlo to London to Ballarat, Bo...

Price Warung (1855-1911) was one of colonial Australia's most popular fiction writers. This selection showcases the best of Warung's gruesome tales of Australia's penal settlement founding and sardonic yarns of early steamboat traffic on the Murray River, and includes The Secret Society of the Ring, a novella set on Norfolk Island, the darkest corner of the convict system. With a new introduction that sets Warung in the context of his time and...

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Excerpt from Tales of the Old Regime and the Bullet of the Fated TenThat's my own impression! Replied the ex Police Magistrate, ex-principal Surgeon, and ex-twenty other functionaries, and present Bank President. Seems to me they've only got moral evidence against him, but have succeeded. In frightening him so that he'll come out for good. F'r'aps they'll give him a grant and his freedom. If they do, we'll have to watch him.About the Publisher...

Excerpt from Tales of the Convict SystemIt has been said by a distinguished Melbourne littémteur that the pages which record the penal chapters of Australian history should be turned down. 7c cannot turn them down if we would. The Transporta tion System has knitted itself into the fibres of our national being. There is notasingle Australasian province (and this includes Victoria, South Australia and Maori land) whose character was left unvitia...

Excerpt from Tales of the Convict SystemIt has been said by a distinguished Melbourne littémteur that the pages which record the penal chapters of Australian history should be turned down. 7c cannot turn them down if we would. The Transporta tion System has knitted itself into the fibres of our national being. There is notasingle Australasian province (and this includes Victoria, South Australia and Maori land) whose character was left unvitia...

bTitle:/b Tales of the Old Regime and the Bullet of the fated Ten.br/br/bPublisher:/b British Library, Historical Print Editionsbr/br/The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 m...

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bTitle:/b Tales of Australian Early Days.br/br/bPublisher:/b British Library, Historical Print Editionsbr/br/The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with ...

Excerpt from Tales of the Old Regime and the Bullet of the Fated Ten "Mr. Pounce, Writer And Forger" All the trouble arose through Copper-plate Josephs' little joke, and it is accordingly necessary to say a few words about Copperplate Josephs himself. That inimitable artist in bank-note engraving, having, in the judgment of the Governor and directors of the Bank of England, reached so eminent a degree of proficiency in his profession as to...