History of the Australian Bushrangers

About this book

In the late 19th century, Australia grappled with the legacy of its colonial past, marked by a turbulent era of bushranging that challenged authority and social norms. "History of the Australian Bushrangers" by George Boxall offers a thorough exploration of this phenomenon, detailing the motivations behind these outlaws and the societal conditions that bred them. With a focus on the clash between law enforcement and bushrangers, Boxall examines the intricate dynamics of justice and rebellion, highlighting the impact of these figures on Australian identity. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this compelling narrative sheds light on the complexities of a pivotal chapter in Australia's history, inviting readers to reflect on themes of freedom and authority.