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The Barrakee Mystery
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The Barrakee Mystery

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  • Upfield, Arthur William
    Arthur William Upfield

    …the colourful Australian landscape, include The Barrakee Mystery (1929), in which Bonaparte first appeared; Murder Down Under (1943); and The Body at Madman’s Bend (1963). Upfield also wrote serious newspaper and magazine articles on Australian topography and history, as well as short stories.

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    …the colourful Australian landscape, include The Barrakee Mystery (1929), in which Bonaparte first appeared; Murder Down Under (1943); and The Body at Madman’s Bend (1963). Upfield also wrote serious newspaper and magazine articles on Australian topography and history, as well as short stories.

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