xiv, 521 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : ilustrations, genealogical table, maps, portraits ; 20 cm
Summary
As a barely literate youth of 13, Sidney Kidman ran away from home and worked as an odd-job boy in a grog shanty in outback Australia. He went on to become the greatest pastoral landholder in modern history. During his lifetime he acquired a legendary reputation both at home and abroad. Yet fifty years after his death he has been largely forgotten by all but rural Australians
Notes
"The true story of the greatest pastoral landholder in modern history"-- Cover
