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Goodbye Bussamarai: The Mandandji Land War Sth Qld 1842-1852

Patrick Collins

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Bussamarai was a powerful resistance leader whose influence spread across five Aboriginal nations. Like the legendary Pemulwuy, Yagan or Jandamara, he fought for the survival of his people, the Mandandanji of southern Queensland. Their homeland bordered northern New South Wales and its infamous sites of Aboriginal massacre and frontier warfare: Myal Creek, Slaughterhouse Creek and Waterloo Creek. This history serves as a sequel to those artrocities, so unforgettably chronicled in Roger Milliss's "Waterloo Creek". Closely researched and finely grained, this is the first analysis of this fierce leader and the Mandandanji whose valiant fight for their homeland led to their decimation.Collins brings the violent struggle for land to graphic life, piecing together clues of a part suppressed or forgotten. Unearthed is the full scale of a tragic chronology of bloody "bushwhacks", racial wars and the dreaded Native Police. Led by white officers, and armed with guns and swords, they were party to the destruction of countless indigenous societies.More than an account, this is a story enriched by the author's speculations on racial violence and the psychologyical effects of a massacre in 19th century Australia.

Language: English

Pages: 336

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University of Queensland Press

Release: March 01, 2002

ISBN: 0702232939

ISBN 13: 9780702232930

Goodbye Bussamarai: The Mandandji Land War Sth Qld 1842-1852

Patrick Collins

0/5 ( ratings)

Bussamarai was a powerful resistance leader whose influence spread across five Aboriginal nations. Like the legendary Pemulwuy, Yagan or Jandamara, he fought for the survival of his people, the Mandandanji of southern Queensland. Their homeland bordered northern New South Wales and its infamous sites of Aboriginal massacre and frontier warfare: Myal Creek, Slaughterhouse Creek and Waterloo Creek. This history serves as a sequel to those artrocities, so unforgettably chronicled in Roger Milliss's "Waterloo Creek". Closely researched and finely grained, this is the first analysis of this fierce leader and the Mandandanji whose valiant fight for their homeland led to their decimation.Collins brings the violent struggle for land to graphic life, piecing together clues of a part suppressed or forgotten. Unearthed is the full scale of a tragic chronology of bloody "bushwhacks", racial wars and the dreaded Native Police. Led by white officers, and armed with guns and swords, they were party to the destruction of countless indigenous societies.More than an account, this is a story enriched by the author's speculations on racial violence and the psychologyical effects of a massacre in 19th century Australia.

Language: English

Pages: 336

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University of Queensland Press

Release: March 01, 2002

ISBN: 0702232939

ISBN 13: 9780702232930

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