retained the strong racial antipathy toward East Asians he expressed in his literature, and during World War I he developed extreme anti-German sentiments. Lane died on 26 August 1917 in Auckland, New Zealand, aged 56,having been editor of the Herald from 1913 to 1917, and becoming a much admired personality in the country. Before his own death, Lane had lost one son, Charles, at a cricket match in Colonia Cosme (Paraguay), and another, Donald, on the first day of the ANZAC landings (25 April 1915) at the beaches of Gallipoli. Bibliography White or Yellow?: A Story of the Race War of A.D. 1908 (1887) The Workingman's Paradise: an Australian Labour Novel. Sydney, Brisbane, and London, Edwards, Dunlop and Co. (1892) Selections from the writings of 'Tohunga'''. Auckland : Wilson & Horton, 1917 References Further reading Souter, Gavin. (1968) A Peculiar People: the Australians in Paraguay. Sydney, Angus and Robertson Bruce, Peter (1999) The Journalistic Career of William Lane. PhD Thesis, University of Sydney. James, Bob. 'Larry Petrie (1859–1901) – Australian Revolutionist?' Red and Black: an anarchist journal. Summer 1978/79 Whitehead, Anne (1997) Paradise Mislaid – in Search of the Australian Tribe of Paraguay St Lucia:University of Queensland Press Metcalf, William (Bill) (2022). 'William and Annie Lane: their Lives and Writing' IN: Brisbane: Utopian Dreams and Dystopian Nightmares. Boolarong Press and Brisbane History Group, 2022. External links Workingman's Paradise: an Australian Labour Novel Australian Literary and Historical Texts, SETIS Digital Library, University of Sydney Beckingham Family and Lane Family Papers. State Library of Queensland Lane Family Papers''. State Library of Queensland Cosme Co-operative Colony Records State Library of Queensland Cosme Colony Collection. University of Sydney Digital Collections. 1861 births 1917 deaths Australian trade unionists Australian nationalism Australian journalists New Zealand journalists Australian white nationalists People educated at Bristol Grammar School Trade unionists from Bristol Georgists Utopian socialists Detroit Free Press people English people of Irish descent Australian people of Irish descent Paraguayan people of Australian descent The Sydney Morning Herald people