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 The Will Of The Tribe - Arthur Upfield
 The Will Of The Tribe - Arthur Upfield ... desert, must have known who put the dead white man into Lucifer's Couch ¿Newest Review: ... solves his crimes through patience. Let's have a look at the novel 'The Will of the Tribe' from 1962. We're ... more ... taken to the Wolf Creek Meteor Crater, the crater, the rim and the landscape around it are described accurately, not surprisingly when we learn from a footnote that Upfield was the leader of an expedition sent by the Australian Geographic Society to this area. A plane flying over the crater discovers the body of a (white) man right in the middle of the pit, nobody reported seeing a stranger, how he got into the crater, who he was, no one could tell. In steps Bony who takes up his quarters with the Brentner family in...more |
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The Will of the Tribe
Pages: 224, Paperback, Macmillan Pub Co Last Update 22.12.2009 05:45
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The Will Of The Tribe - Arthur Upfield: MY OUTBACK - The Guides' Book Challenge - An Introductio ... (1709 words)
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I first learnt about the Australian Outback as a pupil when I came across 'Death of a Lake' by Arthur W. Upfield. That was in the early 1960s, Upfield was still alive then and popular in Australia where his books are set, in GB, France, Germany, Poland and the USA, all in all his books have been translated into some 30 languages. For many readers his books have been the approach to Australia and the life of the Aborigines. Arthur William Upfield was born in Gosport, Hampshire, in 1888. He left school at the age of sixteen, when he didn't succeed as an apprentice to a firm of estate agents, his father sent him to Australia so he would be less ... Read the complete review
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