The Jerilderie Letter
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The Jerilderie Letter was dictated by infamous bushranger Ned Kelly to Joe Byrne in 1879. The letter is named after the town of Jerilderie, New South Wales, Australia where the Kelly gang carried out a daring robbery.
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- The Jerilderie Letter - Statement of Significance with zoomable image. Only two original documents by Ned Kelly are known to have survived. The more significant of these is the Jerilderie Letter.
- Images and transcript of the Jerilderie Letter at the State Library of Victoria
- Images, transcript and audio of John Hanlon's transcript of the Jerilderie Letter at the National Museum of Australia (scroll down page)
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