Ned Kelly Last Words
1. Kelly's last words were: "Life is so!" On November 23, 1880, Sir Redmond Berry did not take long Died, only 12 days after Kelly's death.
2. In the history and folklore of Australia, as well as in books, movies and other works of art, Ned Kelly can be said to be a respected idol by the Australians, the image was even used in 2000 in Sydney The opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games. As the saying goes: "... ... Ned Kelly as brave (that is very brave)" This shows that it is deeply commemorated by the people of Australia.
3. In September 1877, Kelly was arrested on the grounds of drunkenness, riding on the sidewalk, and refusing to arrest. When the police escorted him to the court, he was escaped. After a bang with the police, Kelly ran …show more content…
Ned Kelly in the process of growing up, his family often trouble with the police. In 1878, Kelly at home with a police officer after the fight, went into the jungle hiding, and later more murder of three police officers who fought him. The government then ranked Ned Kelly together with his brother and two friends as fugitives, and they became the famous Kelly help. Kelly helped to loot a number of banks and even seize the town. Eventually, in an intense gunfire in the town of Glenhorn and the police, Ned Kelly, dressed in homemade metal armor and helmet, was captured and sent to trial. In 1880, Kelly was sentenced to murder after being punished in the Melbourne prison. When Kelly was sentenced to death Many people do not agree with the death penalty, there are more than 60,000 people to the government petition to petition. November 11, 1880, Ned Kelly was murdered at the Melbourne prison for murder. Many of the newspapers, including the Times and the Herald, reported that Kelly's last words were: "Life is so!" On November 23, 1880, Sir Redmond Berry did not take long Died, only 12 days after Kelly's death. In the history and folklore of Australia, as well as in books, movies and other works of art, Ned Kelly can be said to be a respected idol by the Australians, the image was even used in 2000 in Sydney The opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games. As the saying goes: "... ... Ned Kelly as brave (that is very brave)" This shows that it is deeply commemorated by the people of
2. In the history and folklore of Australia, as well as in books, movies and other works of art, Ned Kelly can be said to be a respected idol by the Australians, the image was even used in 2000 in Sydney The opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games. As the saying goes: "... ... Ned Kelly as brave (that is very brave)" This shows that it is deeply commemorated by the people of Australia.
3. In September 1877, Kelly was arrested on the grounds of drunkenness, riding on the sidewalk, and refusing to arrest. When the police escorted him to the court, he was escaped. After a bang with the police, Kelly ran …show more content…
Ned Kelly in the process of growing up, his family often trouble with the police. In 1878, Kelly at home with a police officer after the fight, went into the jungle hiding, and later more murder of three police officers who fought him. The government then ranked Ned Kelly together with his brother and two friends as fugitives, and they became the famous Kelly help. Kelly helped to loot a number of banks and even seize the town. Eventually, in an intense gunfire in the town of Glenhorn and the police, Ned Kelly, dressed in homemade metal armor and helmet, was captured and sent to trial. In 1880, Kelly was sentenced to murder after being punished in the Melbourne prison. When Kelly was sentenced to death Many people do not agree with the death penalty, there are more than 60,000 people to the government petition to petition. November 11, 1880, Ned Kelly was murdered at the Melbourne prison for murder. Many of the newspapers, including the Times and the Herald, reported that Kelly's last words were: "Life is so!" On November 23, 1880, Sir Redmond Berry did not take long Died, only 12 days after Kelly's death. In the history and folklore of Australia, as well as in books, movies and other works of art, Ned Kelly can be said to be a respected idol by the Australians, the image was even used in 2000 in Sydney The opening ceremony of the Summer Olympic Games. As the saying goes: "... ... Ned Kelly as brave (that is very brave)" This shows that it is deeply commemorated by the people of