Conference, speech and address notes, 1991-2014

Containers:

Box 5 (MS Acc16.168)

Component identifier:

File 22

Content Summary:

Reviews for Black Pioneers (2000); Handwritten notes for introduction speech by Henry Reynolds for Dr Ian McFarlane's Beyond Awakening; The Aboriginal Tribes of North West Tasmania (2008); Handwritten notes for speech for Trinity Grammar School dinner, Melbourne (2010); Handwritten article on Pioneer Traditions in Queensland (1990's); Handwritten notes for talk for Tasmanian Living Writers Week: Books and Truth; Typed article by Henry Reynolds for Inside Story - 'How Australian is the ABC?" (2014); File relating to four Freilich Eminent Lecture Series, ANU, Canberra (1999); Handwritten introduction to John Ramsland's Custodians of the Soil: A History of Aboriginal -European Relationships in the Manning Valley of New South Wales; Handwritten notes for talk at the Tasmanian Writers Centre -'Whose History?' (2013); Photocopies of newspaper articles in the Townsville Bulletin and the Australian (1993); Photocopy of handwritten article for the Sydney Morning Herald re Mabo decision; Transcript of conference paper by Henry Reynolds at the Aboriginal People and Federalism Conference, Townsville (1993); Transcript of address to the Whitlam Institute, Brisbane (1993); Handwritten notes for lecture at Port Arthur - The Island Colony and 19th Century Politics (2003); Handwritten conference paper for the Tasmanian Tapestry Conference, Hobart. Includes conference programme (1991); Handwritten notes for address at Another Country: Celebrating Writing in Tasmania Festival (2001); Typed article written by Henry Reynolds about Eddie Koiki Mabo for James Cook University (2008); Handwritten summary of keynote address for 14th National AAGGO Conference, Launceston (2003); Handwritten keynote address for Middle Passages: The Oceanic Voyage as Social Process and interdisciplinary Symposium. Includes symposium programme (2005)

Immediate source of acquisition:

The papers were purchased by the Library from Henry Reynolds in 1999. Further papers were added in 2009.

Subjects:

Indigenous peoples
Academic
History

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