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Australian Legend

Name: Australian Legend
Brand: OUP Australia & New Zealand
SKU: 04864249
Price: 52.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Russel Ward
ISBN: 9780195502862

Russel Ward

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04864249

Publishers OUP Australia & New Zealand

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Libristo code: 04864249

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In this classic piece of Australian literary heritage, Russell Ward looks at the ideals, traits and behaviours Australians think as typical of themselves. His now famous, penetrating analysis of nineteenth century Australian history shows how the characteristically Australian traits first found expression in the frontier life of the nomad pastoral workers of the outback, eventually pervading Australian literature and life in general. Ward has drawn on both English and American literature, documents and statistics, journals and papers and perhaps most vividly of all, on Australian folk-songs and ballads for his account. First published in 1958, this important literary work is now available in a striking new jacket for a further generation of Australian readers.