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The Little Black Princess of the Never-Never : Mrs Gunn : Aboriginal Girl Story
The Little Black Princess of the Never-Never : Mrs Gunn : Aboriginal Girl Story
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THE LITTLE BLACK PRINCESS OF THE NEVER-NERVER
By Mrs Aeneas Gunn
Published by Hodder and Stoughton, London, undated, circa 1928. Hardback with pictorial cloth binding, 8vo, 107 pages. Illustrated with b&w photographs.
A good copy. The binding is good. Pages good throughout. Some small marks to title page and small neat inscription to front endpaper.
The Little Black Princess of the Never-Never Land is a 1905 children's novel by the Australian author Jeannie Gunn.
The book is an account of the early life of a small Aboriginal girl who took refuge with Mrs Gunn for a short time in 1902. The child is named Bett-Bett in the novel, and is based on the experiences of a young Dolly Bolson. at Elsey Station. The young Dolly was said by Mrs Gunn in 1937 to have been a niece of Ibimel Wooloomool, who she described as "the King or Chief of the Elsey River tribes".
By Mrs Aeneas Gunn
Published by Hodder and Stoughton, London, undated, circa 1928. Hardback with pictorial cloth binding, 8vo, 107 pages. Illustrated with b&w photographs.
A good copy. The binding is good. Pages good throughout. Some small marks to title page and small neat inscription to front endpaper.
The Little Black Princess of the Never-Never Land is a 1905 children's novel by the Australian author Jeannie Gunn.
The book is an account of the early life of a small Aboriginal girl who took refuge with Mrs Gunn for a short time in 1902. The child is named Bett-Bett in the novel, and is based on the experiences of a young Dolly Bolson. at Elsey Station. The young Dolly was said by Mrs Gunn in 1937 to have been a niece of Ibimel Wooloomool, who she described as "the King or Chief of the Elsey River tribes".
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