Aborigines of Van Diemen's Land, 1830-1840 - Page 5
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[Page 5]
By Archdeacon Braim of Hobart and Sydney.
The Aborigines
I have in my introduction
offered a few observations
respecting the Aboriginal
tribes of Van Diemen's
now removed to Flinder's
Island. In tracing back
I find a very well written
article published in one of the Colonial
Journals of April 1831,
and I offer no apology
for availing myself of the
arguments conveyed by the
writer whose name does not
appear, but is supposed to
have been employed by the
Local Government for some years to proceed
in Quest of the hostile
aboriginal tribes. The Article
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