910541
- TitlePapers relating to Harry Harbord (Breaker) Morant, 1901-1929
- Call numberAm 77
- Level of descriptionfonds
- Date
1901-1929 - Type of material
- Reference code910541
- Issue CopyMicrofilm : CY 2096A
- Physical Description1 folder of textual material - manuscript
- Scope and ContentItem 1
What tho' my life be full of many crimes, being a poem by Harry Morant, no date (original manuscript and photographic copy)
Presented by E. J. Jenkins, 21 March 1938
Item 2
A wail bone rhyme for Fred, being an unpublished poem by Harry Morant, with covering letter from G. S. Collett to Mitchell Librarian, 25 September 1919
Item 3
Letter from Harry Morant to Major Leuehan, 17 August 1901, relating to Hunt's death
Item 4
At the Crossing of Warrigal Creek, being a manuscript poem by Harry Morant, no date
Item 5
To the Memory of One Dead, being a poem by W. H. Ogilvie, with covering letter from A. McLean, 24 December 1918
Item 6
Letter from James Francis Thomas to A. G. Stephens, 22 June 1921, relating to his work on Morant
(Transferred to MLMSS 4937/Box 4)
Item 7
Letter from A. K. Murray to J. F. Thomas, 4 June 1927, relating to Harry Morant
Item 8
Letter from G. R. Witton to J. F. Thomas, 21 October 1929, relating to Harry Morant - Description source
Compiled from the Manuscripts A file as part of the eRecords Project, 2010-2011 - Creator/Author/Artist
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