This gripping true crime book recounts the exploits of Australia's notorious bushrangers, who robbed banks, stagecoaches, and homesteads in the late 19th century. White profiles the most famous outlaws, including Ben Hall, Ned Kelly, and the Wild Colonial Boy, and explores the social and economic conditions that shaped their outlaw lifestyles. True crime enthusiasts and history buffs will find this book hard to put down.
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