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Living Aboriginal History of Victoria : Stories in The Oral Tradition
Alick Jackomos
(editor),
Derek Fowell
(editor),
Melbourne
Cambridge
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Cambridge University Press
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1991
Z1531680
1991
anthology
life story
The book describes at first hand the experiences of Aborigines living in Victoria. It contains individual stories of hardships and recalls of life on fringe camps, missions and reserves. These accounts are also about the loss of life and the determination of Aboriginal people to survive inhumane treatment and appalling conditions brought about by government legislation and lack of funding. The individual life experiences relive memories of work, crafts, the depression, mission life, building humpies and the forced removal of children. There are individual stories of hope, family reunions and community working together in order to build a better future.
Melbourne Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1991 pg. 126-127
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