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Ned Kelly was an Australian outlaw in the late 1800s who killed about 17 people. The police burned down a pub thinking Kelly was inside. Kelly's favorite gang member was Jackmags. Kelly's last battle took place in 1880 at Glenrowan. Though an outlaw, Kelly became a folk hero in Australian history.
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This document provides an overview of the life and story of Ned Kelly, a famous Australian outlaw. It describes how Kelly and his family were wronged by authorities, leading Kelly to become an outlaw and bushranger robbing banks. The document outlines some of Kelly's major events, including drafting the lengthy Jerilderie Letter to tell his side of events. It concludes with Kelly's final standoff at the Glenrowan Hotel and his execution, after which he became a legendary figure in Australian history.
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