Publisher's Synopsis
The Report of the Central Board Appointed to Watch Over the Interests of the Aborigines in the Colony of Victoria is a historical document that provides insight into the treatment of indigenous Australians in the nineteenth century. The report was compiled by a government-appointed board that was charged with overseeing the welfare of Aboriginal people in the colony of Victoria. The volume includes detailed accounts of living conditions, health, and education, as well as recommendations for policy reform. The report is a landmark document in the history of Australian colonialism and continues to be of relevance to contemporary debates about Indigenous rights.
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