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South Sea Islanders in Queensland
Clive Moore.
Clive Moore tells the history of Pacific Islanders from when they were brought over as indentured labour between 1863 and 1904, to the present, and discusses the problems and issues they currently face.
Created:
2001
Date Added:
22 December 2005
Source:
"The South Sea Islanders of Mackay, Queensland, Australia" in Fitzpatrick, Judith M. (ed.) Endangered Peoples of Oceania: Struggles to Survive and Thrive, Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut, 2001
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pdf (Acrobat Reader);
File size:
169 KB
Length:
10 pages
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