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The Poetry of Barcroft Boake
Barcroft Henry Thomas Boake was born on March 26th 1866 at Waterview Bay, Balmain in New South Wales, Australia. One of nine children, three who died in infancy, Barcroft was an active, enthusiastic child but fell early to worrying signs of depression. His father, had Barcroft educated privately. Between 8 to 9 he attended a school run by the Misses Cook at Milson's Point and then two years with Allen Hughan and his wife, friends of the family, in Noumea, where he also acquired a grounding in French. On his return he had two terms at Sydney Grammar School and then five years at the private school of Edward Blackmore. By age 17 he had begun work with a surveyor in Sydney, passing the entrance...
Letter of Barcroft Boake
Fragment of a letter from Barcroft Boake to his father.
Barcroft Henry Boake, Australian Bush Poet
Includes biographical information about Barcroft Henry Boake, Hugh Capel's book on Boake, his poems, photographs, 1896 memoir by Barcroft's father, Capel's address to Cooma Monaro Historical Society and press articles.
Where The Dead Men Lie And Other Poems
What lies beneath the surface of the Australian outback? Barcroft Boake's "Where The Dead Men Lie And Other Poems" invites readers into the rugged and unforgiving landscapes of 19th-century Australia. Through vivid imagery and poignant verse, Boake captures the essence of a land both beautiful and brutal, where the harshness of nature mirrors the struggles of its inhabitants. The poems explore themes of isolation, survival, and the relentless passage of time, painting a picture of a world where man and environment are inextricably linked. This collection is not merely a reflection on the physical terrain but also a deep dive into the emotional and psychological landscapes of those who call it home. The title poem, "Where The Dead Men Lie," serves as a haunting reminder of the sacrifices made by those who dared to challenge the wilderness. Boake's work is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity, offering readers a glimpse into the heart of a country and its people. By delving into the complexities of life in the outback, this book provides a profound understanding of the Australian experience, revealing the timeless struggle between man and nature.
Where the Dead Men Lie
"Where the Dead Men Lie" from Barcroft Boake. Australian poet (1866-1892).
