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Meg Foster on ‘Boundary Crossers’

Meg Foster is a historian of banditry, settler colonial and public history; her new book Boundary Crossers (NewSouth, November) explores the lives of four lesser-known Australian bushrangers. Described by reviewer Julia Taylor as 'thought-provoking and illuminating' Australian history, the stories of these four people 'help explain and enrich our understanding...

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