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Praed (MRS CAMPBELL MACK- WORTH ROSE)

MRS. CAMPBELL MACK- WORTH (ROSE CAROLINE MURRAY- PRIOR), an Australian novelist, born in Bromelton, Queensland, March 27, 1851.

In 1876 she went to London. Her most popular works are: "An Australian Heroine" (1880); "Moloch" (1883); "The Head Station" (1885); "Outlaw and Lawmaker" (1893); "Nulma" (1897).

In collaboration with Justin McCarthy, "The Right Honorable" (1886), and "The Ladies' Gallery" (1889), novels of political and social life.

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