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The History of Pastoral Co-existence

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1997

Authors

McGrath, Ann

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Volume Title

Publisher

Human Rights Commission

Abstract

The only ‘Aboriginal histories’ known to many Australians are those of fatal frontier conflicts between coloniser and colonised, and of separate, institutionalised lives. Yet, just as our history tore peoples apart, it also drew them together. Through work, domestic and familial relations, Aborigines and other Australians shared the same country, living their lives alongside each other.

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Keywords

Australian History, Aboriginal History

Citation

Human Rights Commission: ‘The History of Pastoral Co-existence’ in Annual Report of Human Rights Commission –Aboriginal Social Justice Commissioner, Mick Dodson, AGPS, Canberra, 1997.

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1885/116220

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ANU Research Publications

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Type

Submission (Government)

Book Title

Annual Report of Human Rights Commission – Aboriginal Social Justice Commissioner, Mick Dodson, AGPS, Canberra, 1997

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Open Access

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