love The Scotch fir A Scotch night Whaup o' the Rede (1908), a ballad of the Border raiders War and soldiers The real Mackays! (1898), about the military force under Australian then-colonel Kenneth Mackay (1859–1935) Your chance, Mackays! (1899) The Australian (1916), based on a British military officer's comment on the ANZAC soldier Canadians (1917) Queenslanders (1917) Women Fair girls and gray horses My Gippsland girl See also Bush ballad List of Australian poets Notes References Further reading Edgecombe, Michael J. and Anson, Peter (2003) Will Ogilvie in South Australia: A presentation to the National Folk Festival, Canberra, 21 April 2003. 44 pp. Discusses the droving route taken by Ogilvie from New South Wales to South Australia, and the reflection of incidents in his poetry along the way. Meredith, John (1996). Breaker's mate: Will Ogilvie in Australia, New South Wales: Simon & Schuster Australia. 276 pp. A biography, exploring, critiquing and providing an interpretation of Ogilvie's work. Ogilvie, George Thomas Anderson (1994). Will H. Ogilvie: Balladist of Borders & Bush, Seascale, Cumbria: Pub. 120 pp. A biography of Ogilvie's life in Australia and Scotland. External links Australian Dictionary of Biography entry National Library of Australia person entry 'Old master singer -- The poems of Will Ogilvie', Westerly, Journal of the Arts Union of the University of Western Australia, No. 1, 1961. Will H Ogilvie Memorial Trust (Registered Scottish Charity No. SC044713) 1869 births 1963 deaths 19th-century Australian poets 20th-century Australian poets Australian male poets Australian male short story writers 19th-century Scottish poets 20th-century Scottish poets Scottish songwriters Scots-language poets People from Kelso, Scottish Borders Scottish emigrants to Australia Australian stockmen People educated at Fettes College British Army personnel of World War I Iowa State University faculty Scottish male poets 20th-century Australian male writers