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Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 84, 30 June 1927, Page 15

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“For the Term of His Natural Life,” a Master picture to be released shortly, is part of us. The story was written by a keen-minded Australian who saw in Australia’s national scanda.l, the convict settlement of Fort Arthur in the mid nineteenth century, something more than a family skeleton, something more than a bleak outrage—he saw that it was history, and in his novel added a valuable chapter to Australia s scanty life storv. There is little fiction in "The Term” —for the most part undeniable facts have been revealed and a true love story has been told in a human manner. "For the Term of His Natural Life” is a romance of Australia.