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The book is written in the first person, giving a detailed, autobiographical account of Hare's experiences as a superintendent in the Victorian Mounted Police, particularly during the pursuit and final capture of the Kelly Gang. Hare's account offers insights into the social and criminal landscape of colonial Victoria, the operations of the police force, and the complexities of pursuing outlaws who were both feared and, by some, romanticized.

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Francis Augustus Hare (1830-1892) was born in the Cape Colony and migrated to Australia during the gold rush. He joined the Victorian Mounted Police in 1854 and rose to the rank of superintendent. Hare is best known for leading the efforts to capture the Kelly Gang, particularly during the siege at Glenrowan, where he sustained injuries. After retiring from the police force, he served as a police magistrate until his death. Gregory Dwyer is a New Zealand-born Australian voice actor. He spent twenty-four years working internationally in theatre, film, television, and radio, before an eighteen-year stint as a Forensic Crime Scene Examiner. He has now returned to voice acting, specializing in audiobooks.

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