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A. D. Hope famously criticized this literary movement for producing works no more sincere than authors who wrote like "a second-hand Englishman." A member of this movement wrote an epic poem in twelve books with an epilogue called "The Timeless Covenant." That member of this movement emphasized the importance of three conditions, including "the debunking of much nonsense" and "a clear recognition of environmental values." (*) Les Murray sometimes refers to himself as "the last of" this group. Ian Mudie and Rex Ingamells were leading lights of this movement, whose name means "annexation" in the Woiwurrung language. For 10 points, name this short-lived nativist Australian literary movement.
A. D. Hope famously criticized this literary movement for producing works no more sincere than authors who wrote like "a second-hand Englishman."
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