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James Lionel Michael

1824–1868


James Lionel Michael (1824–1868) was an English-born solicitor and poet who emigrated to Australia in the gold-rush years and practised in Sydney and later at Grafton on the Clarence River.

He gave early encouragement to the young Henry Kendall, who worked in his office; he wrote the poem John Cumberland and contributed verse to Sydney periodicals.

  1. ‘Through Pleasant Paths’
  2. Personality
  3. The Eye of the Beholder

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