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发表于 2025-3-23 19:58:41
More on Control Charting Under Drifte, it is the only Irish convict narrative in verse, unless we regard the shorter transportation ballads published in Ireland as belonging to this category. However, even these are not numerous and the length and historical content of the . make it unique in the Irish context.
misshapen
发表于 2025-3-24 00:32:25
Development of Nb-Based Conductors, social graces and drank to excess. His appearance was unprepossessing. However, from O’Donohoe’s writings we can learn much about the Rising of 1848 and the class tensions in Van Diemen’s s Land immediately before the abolition of transportation.
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FIR
发表于 2025-3-24 14:28:36
Frontiers in Spiritual LeadershipIn the lock-up at Maitland, north of Sydney, in the last week of April 1830, a 32-year-old house-breaker from Belfast composed a ballad about his life. In the final verse, he asked his hearers to keep alive the memory of how he had been betrayed by his friends
让你明白
发表于 2025-3-24 15:37:53
Convicts of the ,On 26 September 1791 the . transport anchored in Sydney Cove. The first convict ship to sail directly from Ireland to Australia, she was one of eleven vessels which comprised the Third Fleet. Ten other ships carrying English and Welsh convicts had sailed from Plymouth and Portsmouth in February and March 1791..
Root494
发表于 2025-3-24 19:48:37
The Ballad of Maitland Jail,In the lock-up at Maitland, north of Sydney, in the last week of April 1830, a 32-year-old house-breaker from Belfast composed a ballad about his life. In the final verse, he asked his hearers to keep alive the memory of how he had been betrayed by his friends
恸哭
发表于 2025-3-25 03:08:11
Giovanna Capizzi,Guido Masarotto ballads. ‘Frank the Poet’, as he was known by his fellow-convicts in New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land in the 1830s and 1840s, achieved widespread fame in his own time for his powerful evocation of the convict system.