Tales of the Big Country by Keith Wiley Police Force was the hero of a

was the hero of a famous ride to lodge a mining claim in Adelaide after a shepherd discovered copper at Moonta and was one of the first directors of the newly formed company at Broken Hill in the 1880s

his ambivalent marriage and his uneasy friendships with other members of the Party

Hutchinson of Australia

From Lower Glenelg in the extreme south-west to Burrowa-Pine Mountain in the far north-east

The author traces this almost exclusively Italian art through the 15th and 16th centuries

Tales of the Big Country by Keith Wiley Police Force was the hero of aTales of the Big Country by Keith Wiley Seal Paperbacks, Rigby, 1977, ISBN 072700381X, black and white line photographic plates and photographs, paperback Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, tear to bottom spine, previous owners inscription and details on front endpaper, slight lean (see photographs) Australians of vastly varying types are the subjects of Tales of the Big Country. Their