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1878
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Victoria
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ghosts in The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2

the poor blackfellows ! " Then, with his eagle eye flashing, and holding up one of his fingers before Mr. Moore's face, he shouted out — " For every black man you white fellows shoot, I will kill a white man !" Aud so with "the poor hungry women ; they have always been accustomed to dig uj) every e…

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1,878
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3546
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Internet Archive
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The Aborigines of Victoria, volume 2; R. Brough Smyth
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1878 public-domain Victorian and Tasmanian ethnographic source exposed through an exact Internet Archive item
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Ghost and Apparition Accounts
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ghosts
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Gold Rush Colonial
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Victoria and Tasmania (VIC): B
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VIC
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the poor blackfellows ! " Then, with his eagle eye flashing, and holding up one of his fingers before Mr. Moore's face, he shouted out — " For every black man you white fellows shoot, I will kill a white man !" Aud so with "the poor hungry women ; they have always been accustomed to dig uj) every edible root, and when they come across a potato * Djenga, or ghosts. f Yung-ar, or people. NOTES AND ANECDOTES. 229 garden, of course, down goes the wanna (yam-stick), and up comes the potato, which is at once put into the bag. Then you white men shoot at poor black- fellows. I will take life for life ! " * Eetribution. A law prevails,.

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