[Editor: This article, about the compulsory training of Australian teenage males as military cadets, was published in Evening News (Sydney, NSW), 29 March 1911.] Boy soldiers. Cadets fine physique. The medical examination of boys under the compulsory training system … [Read more...] about Boy soldiers: Cadets fine physique [29 March 1911]
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Military: Notes for senior cadets [1 March 1911]
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Unlock the Lands! [poem, 23 April 1853]
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The Ill-Fated [poem by L. L., 11 February 1843]
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To Australia [poem by Ruby Jean Stephenson, 18 November 1943]
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Gold-seekers of the Fifties [1 July 1899]
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