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History of the Australian Bushrangers eBook George E Boxall

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History of the Australian Bushrangers by George E Boxall. Originally published in 1908

History of the Australian Bushrangers eBook George E Boxall

This book is about criminals being sent to Australian penal colonies and escaping into the bush area’s of Australia causing trouble for townspeople. This re do me of the Wild West in the United States with the many gangs robbing and killing citizens.

Product details File Size 973 KB Print Length 246 pages Page Numbers Source ISBN 1152297511 Publication Date October 23, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00G4UJPCE

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History of the Australian Bushrangers eBook George E Boxall Reviews

Well written
Easy book to read and very informative 😃
interesting and makes one realise just how much lawlessness there was in the colony in it's early days
An exhaustive study of Bushrangers. It is interesting for those with a passion for Australian outlaws.
I'm working on my dissertation about the convict history in Australia, and this book is a great perspective of those who escaped the penal colony system. It also reflects the great bushranger silent films of Australia.
A less romantic view of bushrangers than is given in contemporary media and writings. As it was written less than 50 years after bushranging ceased, the author gives an often blunt and factual account of what were essentially desperate and often murderous criminals who had little work ethic and often found the easy way to make money. Most information appears to have been taken from records court and other records of the period. There are a few humorous tales as well.
This book is about criminals being sent to Australian penal colonies and escaping into the bush area’s of Australia causing trouble for townspeople. This re do me of the Wild West in the United States with the many gangs robbing and killing citizens.