Reenactment of the Rum Rebellion
Higinbotham & Robinson & Higinbotham & Robinson. [189-?], Camperdown Parish of Petersham Higinbotham and Robinson, Sydney viewed 10 March 2024 http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-231105744 Aiming to get a 26 jan reenactment of the Rum Rebellion in "Camperdown" which was the catalyst and somewhat ironically is now part of Annandale (eastern side of johnston creek). George Farwell's play The House that Jack Built is about the Rum Rebellion lead by our own Captain Johnston but, on all acounts orchestrated by Macurthur against Governor Bligh. HV Evatt has written about the Rebellion . "Evatt was invited to give the Macrossan Lecture in 1937 . His topic was William Bligh and the lecture later became his famous book Rum Rebellion." - [Law] Review Essay The ABC has done a Radio version of the Play - extract from copy of play in State Library of NSW of publisher Heineman Educational Australia Pty Ltd Camperdown was named by Bligh after his ship (of...