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Daniel "Mad Dog" Morgan was quickly labelled the most bloodthirsty bushranger Australia had ever seen. Photo / Supplied His nickname was "Mad Dog". The name he was born with was "Jack.
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AT ABOUT 9AM ON the morning of the 9 April, 1865, 'Mad' Dan Morgan stepped out of the McPherson residence at Peechelba Station, Victoria, where he would meet his end. Morgan had spent the night coercing Mr McPherson to drink rum with him while insisting the governess play the piano.
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Who was Dan Morgan? One of the more infamous characters from the history of the Culcairn and the surrounding districts was Dan Morgan, one of the most unpleasant bushrangers of Australia's past. Morgan was about six feet tall, with a long black bushy beard.
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Morgan's exploits inspired the 1976 Ozploitation film Mad Dog Morgan, featuring Dennis Hopper in the title role. Early life Dan Morgan started life as John Owen, the illegitimate son of George Fuller and Mary Owen, born at Appin, New South Wales, on 30 April 1830.
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DEATH OF THE BUSHRANGER MORGAN. An engraving of Morgan shooting at men from horseback. State Library of Victoria. On the morning of Sunday, the 9th, Daniel Morgan, one of the most formidable.
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Mad Dog Morgan: Directed by Philippe Mora. With Dennis Hopper, Jack Thompson, David Gulpilil, Frank Thring. The true story of Irish outlaw Daniel Morgan, who is wanted, dead or alive, in Australia during the 1850s.
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Mad Dog Morgan : The True Story of Australia's Most Infamous Bushranger | AustLit: Discover Australian Stories Log in Mad Dog Morgan : The True Story of Australia's Most Infamous Bushranger biography First known date: 1976 The material on this page is available to AustLit subscribers.
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On 24 June Morgan shot and killed Sergeant David Maginnity near Tumbarumba. The reward reached £1000. In September police searching for the bushranger were fired upon and Sergeant Smyth died of wounds. Morgan later claimed that he had shot the sergeant.
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Morgan was described as resembling a "bird of prey" with his piercing eyes and hooked nose. [ Image: "Daniel Morgan, The Bushranger" by Samuel Calvert (25 July 1864); Courtesy: State Library Victoria] Now with a reward of £200 on his head, Morgan continued to escalate his depredations, robbing stations from Henty to Tumbarumba.
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Mad Dan Morgan Sketch of the life and career of Daniel Morgan the notorious bushranger; Ovens and Murray Advertiser, 13 April 1865, page 3 Morgan the murderer: a definitive history of the bushranger Dan Morgan by Edgar R. Penzig Australian bushrangers: an illustrated history by George Boxall Tags: bushrangers About the Author admin
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Mad Dog Morgan synopsis. Daniel Morgan (Dennis Hopper) becomes a bushranger after hard times in prison and the Victorian goldfields. Saved by Billy, an Aboriginal outcast (David Gulpilil), the two men terrorise southern NSW, killing policemen and raiding farms, until the price on Morgan's head reaches 1,000 pounds..
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Dan Morgan (1830 - 9 April 1865) was an Australian bushranger. His real name was John Fuller, but he may have had his mother's surname and been known as Daniel Owen. He was also called John Smith, "Down-the-river Jack" and "Billy the Native". His most famous name was "Mad Dan Morgan."
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"Mad dog" as a label is intended to dehumanise Morgan. It highlights the attitude that his lawlessness made him no more than a feral animal deserving of extermination. The theme of criminals being dehumanised repeats throughout the film, reflected in various characters.
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September 7, 2019 - 4:58PM His nickname was "Mad Dog". The name he was born with was "Jack Fuller" but he was officially known as Daniel "Mad Dog" Morgan and he once considered the most blood thirsty Aussie bushranger of them all.
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Today Morgan's Lookout is a popular spot for a picnic, and a challenge to climb the steps to the top of the lookout where there is a spectacular 360-degree view of the surrounding countryside. Visitors interested in the infamous tales of Mad Dan Morgan can also visit the memorial of two local victims of the bushranger, the John McLean Memorial.