The Kelly Gang Unmasked
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Australia & New Zealand
- Date of Publication 25 July 2013
- ISBN 9780195519662
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages248 pages
- Size 225x156x21 mm
- Weight 402 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
This controversial book re-examines the story of the Kelly Gang in fascinating detail and with many new insights. The mythology created by pro-Kelly writers is critically explored, unravelled, and often found wanting. Many missing official documents have been identified for the first time.
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Ned Kelly was a dangerous man to be around. At Glenrowan, before the siege began, he was fiddling with a confiscated revolver when it accidentally discharged, wounding a hostage in the eye. That individual died months later in wretched circumstances.
The organised crime network of stock theft, of which the Kelly Gang was a major part, inspired community fear. But Ned's extended family also included violent individuals, such as the Quinn and Lloyd menfolk. Two brothers-in-law seriously injured a Senior Constable with a stirrup iron, one of them 'shouting like a madman'. An uncle avenged himself on a neighbour by hacking his horse to death with an axe. Crazed, violent men like these created a general climate of terror in north-east Victoria.
This controversial book re-examines the story of the Kelly Gang in fascinating detail and with many new insights. The mythology created by pro-Kelly writers is critically explored, unravelled, and often found wanting. Many missing official documents have been identified for the first time.
A pattern of extreme hostility against police emerges both before and after the Stringybark police murders.
Ian MacFarlane's assiduous research provides a valuable antidote to those who would unthinkingly sentimentalize violent men.
