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Ernest Favenc (21
October 1845 – 14
November 1908) was an
explorer of Australia, a journalist,
author of verse,
novels and
short stories, and an historian...
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Countries The
History of
Australian Exploration from 1788 to 1888 by
Ernest Favenc;
published in 1888. My
Brilliant Career by
Miles Franklin;
published in...
- Westall,
Thomas Allibone Janvier, H. G. Wells,
James Francis Hogan,
Ernest Favenc,
William Le Queux,
Francis Stevens (Gertrude
Barrows Bennett), Baroness...
- Paul's
Anglican Church in
Ipswich in Queensland. In 1882 they
joined Ernest Favenc and his wife, Elizabeth, on
Thursday Island in the
Torres Strait. Emily...
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settlement in the 1830s and soon
became an
important farming area.
Ernest Favenc, when
writing on
Australian exploration,
commented on the
relatively tardy...
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Australia Press. ISBN 0-85564-146-0. OCLC 6423026.
Goulding (2007), p.14.
Favenc (1908), p.242. The
Fenians Archived 2 July 2014 at the
Wayback Machine,...
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Farmer retired from business,
leasing the shop to
Price and
Favenc,
becoming Price,
Favenc and Gwyn with the
admission of
George Boyce Gwyn. In 1849 a...
- Lost His Character" by
Ernest Favenc". Austlit.
Retrieved 31
August 2023. "Austlit — "The
Track of the Dead" by
Ernest Favenc". Austlit.
Retrieved 31 August...
- The Lost
Explorer by
James Francis Hogan Marooned on
Australia by
Ernest Favenc Eureka by Owen Hall The
Narrative of
Arthur Gordon Pym of
Nantucket by Edgar...
- name was
retained despite the
error in spelling. It was
selected by
Ernest Favenc who had
joined an
expedition to the area to
claim new
pastoral lands for...
