Boundary Crossers: The hidden history of Australia's other bushrangers
By Meg Foster
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By Meg Foster
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Bushrangers are Australian legends. Ned Kelly, Ben Hall, 'Captain Thunderbolt,' and their bushranging brothers are famous. They're remembered as folk heroes and celebrated for their bravery and their ridicule of inept and corrupt authorities. But not all Australian bushrangers were white men. And not all were seen in this glowing light in their own time. In Boundary Crossers, historian Meg Foster reveals the stories of bushrangers who didn't fit the mould. African-American man Black Douglas...























