Fate of a free people (1995), 1994-96

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Series 8
Content Summary:

Fate of a free people is a history of the Tasmanian Aborigines. In the book, Reynolds analyses evidence that a verbal treaty was made between the Tasmanian Aborigines and the British in 1831 to end the war in Van Diemen's Land.

The series comprises correspondence, reviews, notes and a manuscript, typescript and galleys. The correspondents include Penguin Books, Lindsay Broughton, Peter Jull, Geoff Lennox and Paul R. Bartrop.

Immediate source of acquisition:
The papers were purchased by the Library from Henry Reynolds in 1999. Further papers were added in 2009.

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