Ned Kelly by Ian Jones
Every nation has a lovable bandit/rebel/folk hero in the mould of Robin Hood and Rob Roy. But Ned Kelly is an uncomfortable hero - he killed policemen, robbed banks, stole horses from squatters...But he became a champion of the rural underclass and an enemy of arrogant officialdom. Ned Kelly was of Irish stock - to some, he embodied the splendid rebel spirit of the Irish, to others he was the awful example of what the Irish Australian was capable of in opposition to British law. Ned Kelly became increasingly prominent in Australia's artistic life - in paintings, literature, poetry, drama, music and film - and the Kelly legend lives on.
The best Kelly biography by a country mile * Bruce Gaunson, The Australian *
It will probably stand as the definitive account of Kelly's life and its meaning..a work of prodigious scholarship, vivid reportage and sharp analysis...the most detailed portrait of the outlaw ever written. * Rod Moran, West Australian *
The definitive biographical work * Dr John McQuilton, author of The Kelly Outbreak *
It will probably stand as the definitive account of Kelly's life and its meaning..a work of prodigious scholarship, vivid reportage and sharp analysis...the most detailed portrait of the outlaw ever written. * Rod Moran, West Australian *
The definitive biographical work * Dr John McQuilton, author of The Kelly Outbreak *
Ian Jones is Australia's foremost Ned Kelly historian. A former TV and film producer, he was a producer of the film The Lighthorsemen (he also wrote the script), and also created the TV series The Last Outlaw.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780733623431 |
| ISBN 10 | 0733623433 |
| Title | Ned Kelly |
| Author | Ian Jones |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Hachette Australia |
| Year published | 2008-08-01 |
| Number of pages | 528 |
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