The Aboriginal Tasmanians

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List of illustrationsList of mapsAbbreviationsAcknowledgementsIntroduction1 The Aboriginal landscape2 European visitors, 1642-18023 European invaders: the sealers, 1800-18374 European invaders: convicts and agriculturalists, 1803-205 European invaders: the pastoralists, 1820-286 War in the settled districts, 1829-31: the European response7 War in the settled districts: the Aboriginal response8 Robinson the conciliator, 1828-509 From conciliator to captor10 The resistance of the Aborigines beyond the frontier, 1832-3411 The reckoning12 Flinders Island 1835-39: false hopes and broken promises13 Flinders Island 1839-47: a push for independence14 The fragments15 The Islanders: emergence of a new Aboriginal community16 The Tasmanian Aborigines in the twentieth centuryConclusionAppendicesBibliographyIndex

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