The Fatal Friendship: Ned Kelly, Aaron Sherritt & Joe Byrne
- ISBN-10
- 073440543X
- ISBN-13
- 9780734405432
- Category
- Bushrangers
- Pages
- 246
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2003
- Publisher
- Lothian Children's Books
- Author
- Ian Jones
Description
Revised and re-titled edition of 'The Friendship that Destroyed Ned Kelly', first published 1992. Examines the friendship between Joe Byrne, lieutenant of the bushranger Ned Kelly's gang, and Aaron Sherritt, reputed police informer, and the tragic outcome of this friendship. Includes new text, notes, photos, references and index. By the author of 'Ned Kelly: A Short Life' and 'Joshua, the Man They Called Jesus'.
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