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'Aborigines of the area are very grateful to government for 'saving' them, rather belatedly, by intervention to stop the killings and creating government-run stations (Boola Bulla, 1910, and Violet Valley 1912). The era of 'protection' began. Killings continued but on a smaller scale and less openly'.
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- Kimberley area, North Western Australia, Western Australia,
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