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Joseph Bolitho Johns (c.
February 1826 – 13
August 1900),
better known as
Moondyne Joe, was an
English convict and
Western Australia's best-known bushranger...
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Moondyne Moondyne is an 1879
novel by John
Boyle O'Reilly. It is
loosely based on the life of the...
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Moondyne is a
novel written in 1879 by John
Boyle O'Reilly, and
later made into a
feature film of the same name.
Moondyne can also
refer to:
Moondyne...
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place of
execution between 1888 and 1984.
Prominent escapees included Moondyne Joe, as well as John
Boyle O'Reilly and six
other Fenians in the 19th century...
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Moondyne Cave is a
karst cave in the
South West
region of
Western Australia. It is
located on
Caves Road, 8
kilometres (5 mi)
north of Augusta. It has...
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Moondyne Festival is a
festival held in Toodyay,
Western Australia,
celebrating the life and
times of
Moondyne Joe. It is held
annually on the first...
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Moondyne Nature Reserve is a
reserve located within the Avon
Valley National Park, in the Avon Valley,
Western Australia.
Considered and
reviewed in 1979...
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railway and road to Perth.
During the 1860s, it was home to
bushranger Moondyne Joe. The
meaning of the name is uncertain,
although it is
probably indigenous...
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Moondyne is a 1913
Australian film from the Lincoln-C**** Film
Company based on the
novel Moondyne. It is
considered a lost film. In 1848,
convict Joe...
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successful writing and
journalism career that
produced works such as
Moondyne (1879) and
Songs from the
Southern Seas (1873), and
poems such as The Cry...
