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" Turning points : "
Robert Foster and Paul Sendziuk (eds).
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BL
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727395
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b547127
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Robert Foster and Paul Sendziuk (eds).
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Turning points : : chapters in South Australian history\ Robert Foster and Paul Sendziuk (eds).
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Kent Town, S. Aust.: Wakefield Press, 2012
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(.)
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1743051743
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: 1743051751
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: 9781743051740
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: 9781743051757
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Incluye índice.
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How distinctive is South Australia after all? South Australia has often been represented as 'different': free of convicts, more enlightened in its attitudes toward Aboriginal people, established on rational economic principles, and progressive in its social and political development. Some of this is true, some of it is not, but mostly the story is more complex. In this book, eminent historians explore these themes by examining some key 'turning points' in South Australia's history. Henry Reynolds considers the question of Aboriginal rights to land. Bill Gammage illustrates the nature of Aborig.
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DU320.R634 2012
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Paul Sendziuk
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Robert Foster
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