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Mutual Conversion?: The Methodist Church and the Yolŋu, With Particular Reference to Yirrkala
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  • 1954Arnhem Land : its history and its people96 cited
  • 1957Yulengor : nomads of Arnhem Land31 cited
  • 1992The "Black War" in Arnhem Land: Missionaries and the Yolngu 1908-194027 cited
  • 1985From mission to church: The CMS mission to the Aborigines of Arnhem Land, 1908-198518 cited
  • 1971A history of the Church Missionary Society of Australia10 cited

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