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Tag Archives: Matthew FLinders Tasmania
tasmania: population transfer
The do-gooder who felt that God had called upon him to save the Tasmanian aborigines from their sinful ways and lead them toward the Truth. George Augustus Robinson and the final solution down under…. For five years Robinson came and … Continue reading
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Tagged Colonel George Arthur Tasmania, George Augustus Robinson, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Matthew FLinders Tasmania, Oyster Cove Tasmania, tasmania aborigines genocide, Tasmania history, Tasmania Truganini, William Duke paintings Tasmania
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tasmania: no paradise down under
…The colonization and subsequent final solution down under…. We hear of children kidnapped as pets or servants, of a woman chained up like an animal in a shepherd’s hut, of men castrated to keep them off their own women. In … Continue reading
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Tagged Colonel George Arthur Tasmania, George Augustus Robinson, Governor Collins Tasmania, Jennifer Isaacs, Lyndall Ryan, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Matthew FLinders Tasmania, Philip Noyce Tasmania, Pictorial Proclamation for Blacks Tasmania, Tasmania history, Tasmanian genocide
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tasmania: instinct with violence
Tasmania and the final solution down under… …in the model prison, the latest techniques of criminal reform were practiced, notably the silence system- a system so absolute that the warders wore felt slippers and the prisoners wore masks in church … Continue reading
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Tagged George Augustus Robinson, John Caesar Bushman, John Glover Tasmania, Lyndall Ryan, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Matthew FLinders Tasmania, Tasmania history, Tasmania penal colony, Tasmanian genocide, Van Diemen's Land
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tasmania: everyone must go
The final solution down under. Tasmania. …Strangest of all, there existed, shadowy among the ferns and gum trees, a race of human beings altogether unique, different ethnically and culturally from the aborigines of the Australian mainland, and living in secluded … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Duterrau paintings, George Augustus Robinson, George bass tasmania, Jennie Cohen Tasmania, Jennifer Isaacs Tasmania, John Gould Tasmania, John Noyce Tasmania, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Matthew FLinders Tasmania, Tasmania genocide, Tasmania history, Tasmanian Tiger
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