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aborigines: see Australian aborigines.

The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Copyright © 2007, Columbia University Press. All rights reserved.

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Black and blue: Australia. (aborigines) (The Economist (US))

Native unrest: battle over land rights between aborigines and ranchers threatens the peace in Australia's vast Outback. (Current Events, a Weekly Reader publication)

Should Australian aborigines succumb to capitalism? (Journal of Economic Issues)

'The Miserablest People in the World': Race, Humanism and the Australian Aborigine (The Australian Journal of Anthropology)

Citizens Without Rights: Aborigines and Australian Citizenship (Melbourne Journal of Politics)

'Bannelong sat down to dinner with Governor Phillip, and drank his wine and coffee as usual': aborigines and wine in early new South Wales.(Philip Gidley King)(Essay) (History Australia)

Dr W E Roth: flawed force of the frontier.(anthropologist, doctor and protector of aborigine rights) (Journal of Australian Studies)

Contra Windschuttle.(the great Australian silence - relations between colonists and Aborigines)(Critical Essay) (Quadrant)

Winning ways: Australia. (Aborigine land rights) (The Economist (US))

Rights for Aborigines (The Australian Journal of Anthropology)

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