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Type: | Text |
Title: | Series 2, 2 - Ngilgi. An aboriginal woman's life story (published in the West Australian, 23/3/1935) |
Author: | Bates, Daisy |
Issue Date: | 26-Feb-2015 |
Abstract: | Born on the Bussell Rectory’s potato patch, Ngilgi grew up between the 2 worlds of white and black. She had various suitors, 32 dogs and other animals. She worked sporadically for the white settlers but also carried out some of her tribal obligations. Her relationship with a half-caste man prompts DMB to write about the frequency of “wrong” or incestuous marriages as being a prime cause of the Aboriginal race’s dying out. |
Appears in Collections: | Series 2: 'Native Testaments of old natives' |
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Series 2 Section 2.pdf | 11.93 MB | Adobe PDF | View/Open |
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