Why Is Ned Kelly A Villian. Ned Kelly The Infamous Outlaw of Australia’s “Wild West” They would see it as justice that his victims - police officers Michael Scanlan, Michael Kennedy and Thomas Lonigan - have prominent tombstones and a large memorial in the Victorian mountain town of Mansfield, while Kelly lies in an unmarked grave. But almost a century and a half later, historians still argue about how he should be remembered.
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It started when a police officer named Fitzpatrick arrived at the Kelly house to arrest Ned's brother Dan for stealing some horses The author of 'Nabbing Ned Kelly' explodes the myth of the iconic bushranger as a.
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Three of the four police were killed during a shoot out Case Study Overview NEW UPDATED FORMAT NOW AVAILABLE Students investigate how people can interpret one set of facts very differently to come up with contrasting 'Ned as hero' and 'Ned as villain' interpretations They would see it as justice that his victims - police officers Michael Scanlan, Michael Kennedy and Thomas Lonigan - have prominent tombstones and a large memorial in the Victorian mountain town of Mansfield, while Kelly lies in an unmarked grave.
Ned Kelly mystery solved in Australia’s Most Infamous Jail Pentridge by James Phelps Herald Sun. Many view Kelly not so much as a folk hero but as a convicted murderer responsible for the death of three police officers His actions were seen as a threat to the law and order of society
Ned Kelly to be holed up at the Bunker Daily Telegraph. In the course of researching his life I found myself in Glenrowan in early May They would see it as justice that his victims - police officers Michael Scanlan, Michael Kennedy and Thomas Lonigan - have prominent tombstones and a large memorial in the Victorian mountain town of Mansfield, while Kelly lies in an unmarked grave.