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'In the thirties, Ernestine Hill humped a swag from Broome to the Territory, and south to Port Augusta, writing travel features for southern newspapers. About the same time, Daisy Bates had been camped for a decade at the soak at Ooldea, studying Aboriginal people on the edge of the Nullarbor plain. Into the Loneliness is an engrossing portrait of these two women whose vocation led them to live unconventional nomadic lives.' (Introduction)
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Three Kinds of Loneliness
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- Into the Loneliness : The Unholy Alliance of Ernestine Hill and Daisy Bates 2021 single work biography
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