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Ned Kelly's Last Days
Alex C. Castles
其他書名
Setting the record straight on the death of an outlaw
出版Allen & Unwin, 2005
主題History / Australia & New Zealand
ISBN17411591489781741159141
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=JHyCiGf3sMIC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋Ned Kelly - Australia's beloved national icon - was once just a bushranger who had to be punished for his crimes. In 1880, everyone wanted him dead.

There are many stories that form the Kelly myth. But the side of the story rarely told is what really happened in the 137 days between Ned's last stand at Glenrowan and the day the hangman's noose was placed around his neck. Who was with him in his last hours, and why did he have so many powerful enemies? Ned Kelly's Last Days exposes the blatant cover-ups, the corruption and the rampant press baying for blood that were ultimately Ned Kelly's death sentence.

Piecing together a vast jigsaw of obscure records and unpublished material, Alex Castles sets the record straight on the highly questionable judicial processes of the time and sheds a whole new light on the life and death of the most famous bushranger of them all.