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McAuley - The Grinning Mirror
James McAuley, born in Lakemba, Sydney, was a poet, academic, journalist, literary critic, organist, and convert to Catholicism. He was co-conspirator to Harold Stewart in Australia’s most famous literary hoax. Both men were sometime studen...
Baylebridge — An Anzac Muster: Captain Bill
This is chapter four of An Anzac Muster. Chapter three may be found here:
CAPTAIN BILL
AMONG those officers that carried arms with our forces, not a few there were who set little store by those nice tricks of taste affected by some. They...
Baylebridge — An Anzac Muster: The Shepherd
This is chapter three of An Anzac Muster. Chapter two may be found here:
THE SHEPHERD
IF there is one thing above all else that marks out our men it is this — they have a great heart for a man. Because of that, they can be known for me...
Baylebridge — An Anzac Muster: The Mopoke
This is chapter two of An Anzac Muster. Chapter one may be found here:
WHEN the Captain had finished speaking, the Colonel, with a pleased eye, turned to his brother, and said, quietly:
‘In this telling you’ve had a fair taste of our qu...
Baylebridge - The Meaning of Anzac
The following are two excerpts from Baylebridge’s An Anzac Muster, based in part on his first-hand experiences of the war, during which he served at Gallipoli itself. The first is from the 1921 edition of the book; the second, from the 1962...
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