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The chant of Jimmie Blacksmith: Tom Keneally ; read by Bruce Kerr.
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9781742600093
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Keneally, Thomas
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The chant of Jimmie Blacksmith [electronic resource] / Tom Keneally ; read by Bruce Kerr.
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Unabridged ed.
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[Melbourne, Vic.] : Bolinda audio, 2010.
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Duration: 06:20:07.
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Read by Bruce Kerr.
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The first title in the launch of Bolinda's Australian Classics series, The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith is an ongoing Australian literary classic, nominated for the Booker Prize and written by the multi-award-winning author, Thomas Keneally. Jimmie Blacksmith is the son of an Aboriginal mother and a white father. A missionary shows him what it means to be white - already he is only too aware of what it means to be black. Exploited by his white employers and betrayed by his white wife, Jimmie cannot take any more. He must find a way to express his rage. The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith is based on an actual incident that occurred at the turn of the century. Set against the background of a turbulent Australian history, Thomas Keneally records with clarity the chant of one troubled man.
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Governor, Jimmy, -- 1875-1901 -- Fiction
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Aboriginal Australians -- Fiction
Interracial marriage -- Australia -- Fiction
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Kerr, Bruce
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