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Blood Gold: Native Police, Bushrangers, and Law and Order on the Goldfields - Paperback

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by Marji Hill (Author)

Gold! Hidden Stories of Australia's Past, Book 5

Gold discoveries in Australia created an unprecedented population explosion and with it came crime and lawlessness.


In Blood Gold Marji Hill, author of more than 70 publications, tells:


- About law and order on the goldfields.

- How gold was a target for theft.

- How the Native Police were used to enforce law and order.

- How with the expanding frontier the Native Police were used to "disperse" First Nations people from their lands to make way for colonisation.

- How the Native Police were a symbol of white colonial attitudes towards First Nations people.

- About Australia's first Chinese bushranger, and

- Stories of some female bushrangers.


If you relish the uncovering of hidden stories, iconic episodes or truth-telling to do with Australia's past, then this beautifully illustrated book and the others in the series are for you.

Number of Pages: 136
Dimensions: 0.35 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: August 26, 2022
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