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Blacktracking and how Aborigines show considerable skill in tracking escaped convicts.
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SubjectAboriginal Australians
CollectionVirtual Sourcebook for Aboriginal Studies in the Hunter RegionIdentifierbigge1822
CollectionVirtual Sourcebook for Aboriginal Studies in the Hunter RegionIdentifierbigge1822Publication
Publication Report of the Commissioner of inquiry into the state of the colony of New South WalesPlace of publication[London]Date of publication19th June 1822
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Bigge, John Thomas, 1780-1843, Blacktracking and how Aborigines show considerable skill in tracking escaped convicts., [bigge1822]. Living Histories, accessed 30/05/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/57394