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Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania

YEAR
1890
PLACE
Tasmania
SOURCE
Internet Archive
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Warrawah in The Aborigines of Tasmania

. Wanton savage spirit inherent, 62. War, intertribal, 19; trespass, cause of, 71; internecine, 83; un- accompanied by children, 89; improvement in, 49; of ex- termination, 60, 170 ; arts of, 83 ; colonist, cause of, 83 ; misunderstanding, cause of, 85 ; ambush and surprise in, 93. Warlike, 79 ; di…

Record ID
2,031
Year
1,890
Source
Internet Archive
Index status
Archive detail (not indexed)

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Record ID
2031
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
The Aborigines of Tasmania; H. Ling Roth, J. G. Garson, and contributors
Published
1890
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
Warrawah
Archive period
Federation Era
Location
Tasmania (TAS): B
State or territory
TAS
Source voice
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Publicness
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. Wanton savage spirit inherent, 62. War, intertribal, 19; trespass, cause of, 71; internecine, 83; un- accompanied by children, 89; improvement in, 49; of ex- termination, 60, 170 ; arts of, 83 ; colonist, cause of, 83 ; misunderstanding, cause of, 85 ; ambush and surprise in, 93. Warlike, 79 ; disposition, 94. Warwhoop, 88. Warrior, beldame taunting, 152. Warrawah, 67. Warrenah {Turbo), as food, 107. Watching of habitation with hostile intent, 92. Water, knowledge of locality of, 27 ; in vessels of seaweed, 102 ; boiled, ignorance of, 108; carrying, ignorance of, 119; time under, in diving, 164 ; destitute of, at Flinders.

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