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  • Seller image for How the West Was Lost: The Native Question in the Development of Western Australia by Don McLeod for sale by Book Merchant Bookstore

    Don McLeod

    Language: English

    Published by Self-published, Western Australia, 1984

    Seller: Book Merchant Bookstore, Bunbury, WA, Australia

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    Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Good condition. Wear to book corners and edges. Book exchange book with stamp on inside front and back covers. Scarce.Don McLeod (1908-1999), the legendary spokesman for the desert Aborigines, the skilled prospector who established a large mining industry, a leader of the decisive Pilbara pastoral strike of 1946, and the author of this book, which stakes the Aborigines' legal claim to 1 per cent of Western Australia's revenue. This book is about the "Native" question and the fundamental, uncompromising, and continuing role Don McLeod has played and is unfolding.History of legislation and administration; Aboriginal participation in pearling, pastoral and mining industries; detailed account of 1946 Pilbara Strike and subsequent establishment of Northern Development and Mining Pty Ltd, Pindan Pty Ltd and Nomads Pty Ltd; history and criticism of United Aborigines Mission and specific Benedictine, Seventh Day Adventists and Catholic Missions; struggles for tenure at Moola Bulla, Nookanbah and Strelley Station; role of Dooley Bin Bin, Jacob Oberdoo and Clancy McKenna.Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers, please note that this book may contain descriptions and/or images of people who have passed away.