Definition of Bushman's Bible in English:

Bushman's Bible

noun

the Bushman's BibleAustralian

A nickname for The Bulletin, a Australian literary and political journal with a wide circulation, published between 1880 and 2008.
his short stories and poems were published mainly in the Bushman's Bible
Example sentencesExamples
- With its pink cover and an advertisement for Chateau Tanunda brandy dominating the front page, it still had claims to be the bushman's bible.
- It was nicknamed 'the bushman's bible' because it was avidly read around campfires.
- Known from 1890 as 'the Bushman's Bible', it acted as the bushman's cultural gateway to the world.
- Even conservative observers, affronted by its vulgarity, acknowledged the pervasive influence of 'the Bushman's Bible'.
- Its rural popularity earned it the affectionate name of the 'bushman's Bible.'
- Cribs were wrapped only in a double sheet of newspaper, usually the old 'bushman's bible.'
- He was himself a contributor to the "bushman's bible."
- The 'Bushman's Bible' was in turn widely read and recited throughout Central Queensland.
- Though dubbed 'the Bushman's Bible', it was read by people of all social classes throughout the colonies.
- It gained the epithet 'the bushman's bible' and ran the motto 'Australia for the Australians' under its masthead.

单词	Bushman's Bible
释义	Definition of Bushman's Bible in English: Bushman's Bible noun the Bushman's BibleAustralian A nickname for The Bulletin, a Australian literary and political journal with a wide circulation, published between 1880 and 2008. his short stories and poems were published mainly in the Bushman's Bible Example sentencesExamples With its pink cover and an advertisement for Chateau Tanunda brandy dominating the front page, it still had claims to be the bushman's bible. It was nicknamed 'the bushman's bible' because it was avidly read around campfires. Known from 1890 as 'the Bushman's Bible', it acted as the bushman's cultural gateway to the world. Even conservative observers, affronted by its vulgarity, acknowledged the pervasive influence of 'the Bushman's Bible'. Its rural popularity earned it the affectionate name of the 'bushman's Bible.' Cribs were wrapped only in a double sheet of newspaper, usually the old 'bushman's bible.' He was himself a contributor to the "bushman's bible." The 'Bushman's Bible' was in turn widely read and recited throughout Central Queensland. Though dubbed 'the Bushman's Bible', it was read by people of all social classes throughout the colonies. It gained the epithet 'the bushman's bible' and ran the motto 'Australia for the Australians' under its masthead.
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