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A short biography about Bulla Bilinggiin who lived at worked a Argyle Station, Western Australia.
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Includes a portrait of Bulla Bilinggiin in 1973.
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Appears in:
yCountrymen : The Life Histories of Four Aboriginal Men as Told to Bruce ShawBruce Shaw
(editor),
Canberra:Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1986Z11715121986anthology oral history Countrymen are the life histories of four Aboriginal stockmen from the East Kimberley region. Each individual story has been recorded in Aboriginal English (Kriol), interpreted in colloquial English and proofread by the storytellers. The editor Noel Olive says, 'The men tell of past adventures and trouble; they relive their lives as stockmen on the stations of the Northwest; they discuss their traditions and religion; they reveal their memories of resistance, dispossession, and exploitation that came with white contact; and they talk about contemporary problems and look toward the future'.Canberra:Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies,1986