The Box-Tree’s Love is a very short Australian poem, written in 1889 by Barcroft Henry Boake. The poem was published as a piece of verse in the Australian Journal.
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Josephus Riley is an Australian poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). The poem also appears in the book entitled “On the Track in Australia”.
Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892) is an Australian Poet who has written “Where the Dead Men Lie”. The poem is about the hardships and experiences undergo by the convicts in Australia
‘Twixt the Wings of the Yard is an Australian Song written by Barcroft Henry Boake. This song was adopted by The Australian folk-song writers and composers of the early nineteenth century
“Our Visitor” is an Australian Poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). There’s a fellow on the station(He dropped in on a call,Just casual – to stay a pleasant week),He’s a banker’s near relation,Strongly built, and…Continue Reading
“The Babes in the Bush” is an Australian poem and it was written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892).
“Kelly’s Conversion” is an Australian Poem written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892). The poem looks at Australia during the time of bushrangers
“How Babs Malone Cut Down the Field” is a humorous Australian song written by Barcroft Henry Boake (1866-1892), a popular composer of his day.