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Literary Mines
A collaborative database to explore literary works relating to Australian mining in the 19th Century.
S.T. Gill. Diggers shipping / S.T.G., 1869.
Thomas D. Ham and David Tulloch. GREAT MEETING OF GOLD DIGGERS DECR. 15th 1851. Melbourne: Thomas Ham, 1852.
S.T. Gill. News Vender Forest Creek. “Hargus, Hargus”, Long Letter from Bendigo / S.T.G., 1872.
[Creswick Mining Disaster, 1882]. Melbourne: David Syme and Co., 1882.
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- A Digger's Grave
- Australian Anthem, The
- Battle of the Buckland, The
- Beachcombers Or Slave Trading Under the Union Jack, The
- Blood White Rose, The
- Burra Mine, The
- Dirge of the Digger, The
- Disappointed Digger, The
- Eureka Stockade, The
- Four Ages, The
- From Desk to Diggings, Or A Golden Christmas
- Garramon, the Outlaw: An Australian Tale for Boys
- Gipsies of the Sea or, The Island of Gold! Tale of the New Guinea Expedition, The
- Gold-Digger's Grave, The
- Golden Crown (written immediately following the discovery of gold), The
- His Wretched Luck: A Story of the Discovery of a Mine
- Kathleen Mavourneen
- Miner's Grave - Elegiac, The
- Moondyne. The Gold Mine of the Vasse
- Must they Fall
- Pats Welcome to the Reaping Machine
- Song of the Weary Digger
- Three Kalgoorlie Miners. A Christmas Tale Founded on Fact
- Wanderings and Ponderings of a Well-Bred Horse from the Sydney Side, The
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