Description
SECOND HAND BOOK
Frontier life in the Loddon Protectorate, as documented in Edgar Morrison’s “Frontier Life in the Loddon Protectorate,” focused on the early days (1837-1842) of the Aboriginal Protectorate system in Colonial Victoria, specifically the Loddon River region, and the interactions between settlers and Indigenous Australians.
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The Aboriginal Protectorate System:This system, established in Colonial Victoria, aimed to protect and guide Indigenous Australians, but in practice, it often led to conflict and displacement.
A record of the early stages of European occupation in Central Victoria. The period between 1837 and 1842 saw a confrontation between the Aboriginal inhabitants and the white settlers who flocked to the region so glowingly described by Sir Thomas Mitchell in 1836.
Specifications:
Condition: Fair, ex library with library labels and stamps associated.
Publisher: Daylesford Advocate
Year: 1967
format: Paperback
Pages: 31
ISBN: N/A
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