[Review] The Biggest Estate on Earth : How Aborigines Made Australia

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Author:agent John Mulvaney

Issue Details: First known date: 2012... 2012 [Review] The Biggest Estate on Earth : How Aborigines Made Australia

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'Bill Gammage has done Indigenous Australians a great service and other Australians should ponder his thesis. This book is a great read and an intellectual and moral achievement. Well written, insightful, scholarly and continental in scope, it is a landmark in our historical appreciation of Australia’s landscape in (Gammage’s omnibus chronological term) ‘1788’.' (Introduction)

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y Australian Aboriginal Studies no. 1 2012 Z1868652 2012 periodical issue Abstract
'Welcome to the first volume of Australian Aboriginal Studies for 2012. The new editorial team is Dr Jakelin Troy, Editor, and Sally McNicol, Assistant Editor, with Dr Lawrence Bamblett continuing as Book Review Editor. We are very pleased to bring you a broad range of papers in this non-thematic edition, including discussions on aspects of education, language, history, anthropology, employment and poverty. This diverse range reflects the breadth of research that is relevant to Indigenous Australians today. Our next edition is planned as a themed special volume focusing on Indigenous scholarship in the Australian tertiary sector.' (Editorial introduction)
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