A History of Australia, Volume 5Cambridge University Press, 1981 - Australia |
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Page 104
... white man planted his civilization in Australia in January 1788 there were probably 250 000 Aborigines in Australia of whom 2500 lived in Tasmania and the islands of Bass Strait . That year there were 1024 white inhabitants . By 1900 ...
... white man planted his civilization in Australia in January 1788 there were probably 250 000 Aborigines in Australia of whom 2500 lived in Tasmania and the islands of Bass Strait . That year there were 1024 white inhabitants . By 1900 ...
Page 207
... Australia's survival as a white man's society depended on imperial assistance . Barton was their teacher on the field of the possible : Australia ... White Australia ensured the standard of living befitting the superiority of the white people ...
... Australia's survival as a white man's society depended on imperial assistance . Barton was their teacher on the field of the possible : Australia ... White Australia ensured the standard of living befitting the superiority of the white people ...
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... Australia . White Australia maintained the conditions of life fit for white men and white women , meant equal laws and opportunities for all , meant protection against underpaid labour of other lands . White Australia meant a ...
... Australia . White Australia maintained the conditions of life fit for white men and white women , meant equal laws and opportunities for all , meant protection against underpaid labour of other lands . White Australia meant a ...
Contents
A COAT OF CONSERVATIVE VARNISH | 29 |
MORAL IMPROVERS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS | 53 |
A TIME OF TUMULT | 90 |
Copyright | |
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