Bushranger

Entlaufene Sträflinge aus den Straflagern Australiens, die als Waldläufer und im Unterschied zu Overlandern als Outlaws in der Wildnis lebten, im australischen Busch, dem Outback.

Frearson, Robert Sands
The history of bushranging in Australia: from the earliest times.
Adelaide : Frearson & Brother, 1887. Darin:
Ned Kelly sowie Michael Howe, Ben Hall, Frank Gardener, John Gilbert, Joseph Sullivan, Henry Power, Thunderbolt, Captain Moonlite, Dan Morgan, Thomas Hughes

Foster, Meg
The ‘Other’ Bushrangers: Aboriginal, African American, Chinese and female bandits in Australian history and social memory, 1788-2019
2019 University of New South Wales. http://handle.unsw.edu.au/1959.4/65554.

White, Charles
History of Australian bushranging.
Sydney 1910: Angus & Robertson in 4 Teilen: The early days; 1850 - 1862; 1863 - 1869; 1869 - 1878

Kelly, Veronica
Explorers and bushrangers in nineteenth/ century Australian theatre.
Singapore University Press 1987: 119-132.

Gunn, J. S., B. Levy
A word history of Bushranging.
University of Sydney 1980, Australian Language Research Centre.

Nixon, A.
100 Australian bushrangers, 1789-1901.
Adelaide 1982: Rigby.