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The history of oppression: references
We cannot here trace out the subsequent history of the
oppression of the Australian Aborigines by the whites and
the systematic annexation of their lands. We hope, however,
that you will study some of the following references:
Margaret Ann Franklin, Black and white Australians: an inter-
racial history
, 1788- 1975, Heinemann, Melbourne, 1976.
An excellent account at a popular level.
Noel Loos, Invasion and resistance: Aboriginal relations on
north Queensland frontier
1861- 1897, ANU Press,
Canberra, 1982.
Noel Loos & Jane Thomson, "Black resistance past and
present: an overview" in Erik Olbrei (ed.), Black Australians:
the prospects for change
, Students Union, James Cook
University, Townsville, 1982, pp. 9-32.
Henry Reynolds, Aborigines and settlers: the Australian
experience
, 1788- 1939, Cassell, Melbourne, 1972.
Henry Reynolds, The other side of the frontier, Penguin,
Ringwood, Vic, 1982.
Henry Reynolds, "European justification for taking the land",
in Erik Olbrei (ed.), Black Australians: the prospects for
change
, Students Union, James Cook University,
Townsville, 1982, pp. 2-6.
C. D. Rowley, The destruction of Aboriginal society, ANU
Press, Canberra, 1970.
C. D. Rowley, A matter of justice, ANU Press, Canberra, 1978.
Bernard Smith, The spectre of Truganini, 1980 Boyer Lectures,
ABC Sydney, 1980.
W. E.H. Stanner, After the Dreaming, 1968 Boyer Lectures,
ABC, Sydney, 1968. Reprinted in White Man got no
Dreaming
, ANU Press, Canberra, 1979, pp. 198-248.

For a general bibliography see Diane Barwick, Michael Mace
& Tom Stannage (eds), Handbook for Aboriginal and Islander
history
, Aboriginal History, Canberra, 1979.


A history of the land rights movement

Beginnings

A number of land claims had been made in the past by
Aborigines. In 1859, for example, a deputation from the
Woimurrung and Taungerong peoples met Government
officials in Melbourne to make a claim for 4 500 acres.

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Aboriginal Land Rights Movement. Contributors: Max Charlesworth - author. Publisher: Hodja Educational Resources. Place of Publication: Richmond, Vic.. Publication Year: 1984. Page Number: 19.
    
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