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With the Best Will in the World: the Demise of the Gampignal on the AA Company's Estate at Port Stephens
2011
Aboriginal History Journal
European settlement of Australia was to change for all time the traditional life of its indigenous people. Whilst the more violent incidents should not be forgotten, European contact with the Aboriginal people was not always marked by conflict and ill intentions.1 Some, in the nineteenth century, saw Australia as a new land, recently raised from the sea. This accounted for there being so much sandy soil and for the flora, fauna and indigenous people, none of which had yet developed into the
doi:10.22459/ah.17.2011.02
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