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Australian outlaws in the 1800's

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Aboriginal encampment

A 19th century engraving of an Australian aboriginal encampment.

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The Term 'Bushranger'

was first used in February 1805, in the Sydney Gazette which mentioned men "whose appearance sanctioned the suspicion of their being bushrangers". From this time, the term was used to describe those who attacked people on the roads or in the bush. Over 2000 bushrangers roamed the Australian countryside, from the convicts who escaped until just after the Kelly Gang's last stand.

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I am an Australian mother of 5 children, a teacher with an interest in history and art. The information is checked from at least 2 other sources before being added to this site. The photographs are all in the public domain, which means they have no copyright, mostly as it has expired, and they are free for you to copy and use.