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No Title (website Australian Public Intellectual Network )JAS Review of BooksOnline Issue 44, July 2006© Australian Public Intellectual Network 2008http://www.api-network.com/scgi-bin/reviews/jrbview.cgi?n=186447047XGraham Seal, Tell 'Em I Died Game: the Legend of Ned Kelly, Flemington, Hyland House, 2002, revie...
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Firstly, terminology: Like all terms which develop over time through common usage rather than academic definition, the term 'mining wife' has conventionally been used by wives themselves, to describe women married to staff or professional mining men. All...
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To order, please contact Network Books at 08 9266 3717 with your order details.... 'Review: Tell 'Em I Died Game: the Legend of Ned Kelly by Graham Seal' [online]. Network Review of Books (Perth, Australian Public Intellectual Network), August 2004. ...
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