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spirits in Queensland, Australia

YEAR
1861
PLACE
Queensland
SOURCE
Internet Archive
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spirits in Queensland, Australia

ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at More…

Record ID
3,720
Year
1,861
Source
Internet Archive
Index status
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Record ID
3720
Source
Internet Archive
Publication
Queensland, Australia; John Dunmore Lang
Published
1861
Narrative type
Spirit-Person Narratives
Public-text label
spirits
Archive period
Gold Rush Colonial
Location
Moreton Bay, QLD (QLD): high; Queensland (QLD): B
State or territory
QLD
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ing peculiar in the tones of his voice, they are sure to take him off with the most ludicrous effect. In the older settlements of Australia, the sight of a whole company of black natives — both men and women — in a state of beastly intoxication is, imfortunately, by no means uncom- mon; but at Moreton Bay they have happily not yet learned ^►to relish ardent spirits, and the sight of a European under their influence affords them the greatest amusement. The medical practice of the natives is very simple, but by no Z2 340 QUEENSLAND. means ineffectual; and the instances of speedy and perfect recovery in frightful surgical cases in.

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