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The “Friendly” Aboriginal Missions in Tasmania That Became a Death Trap
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Disheartened, the Correctional Investigator of Canada took the opportunity to announce his premature departure.
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The “Friendly” Aboriginal Missions in Tasmania That Became a Death Trap
By the end of the Black War in 1832, Aboriginal men, women, and children in the Settled Districts had either been killed, imprisoned, or captured. The authorities were faced with a crucial question: what should be done with the survivors? They ultimately decided to deport them to Flinders Island, a large island in the Bass Strait, northeast of Tasmania, to a designated place called the Wybalenna Aboriginal Settlement. Wybalenna was eventually ab…
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