W.E. Harney
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Born under the paperbark tree: A man's life : from the land of the Lightning Brothers
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1996
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4 editions
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To Ayer's Rock and Beyond
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1963
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11 editions
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Tales from the Aborigines
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published
1959
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10 editions
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Life Among the Aborigines
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published
1957
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10 editions
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Content to Lie in the Sun
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published
1958
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11 editions
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Brimming Billabongs
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published
1963
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8 editions
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Grief, Gaiety and Aborigines
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published
1961
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7 editions
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Bill Harney's Cook Book
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Yarns from an Aussie bushcook
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published
1979
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Bill Harney's War
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“Lassiter's drama was such a story with the aborigines. He searched in a hard land and perished where other humans had lived for ages. What then was the secret?
On on had a person in a hurry, on the other a people who took everything as it came.”
― To Ayer's Rock and Beyond
On on had a person in a hurry, on the other a people who took everything as it came.”
― To Ayer's Rock and Beyond
“Yet as I went around that first day I was ashamed at the terrible names that have been given to such lovely places. "Surely" I thought to myself, "the aborigines of this land must have given to these places names in keeping with their way of life? How thoughtlessly do we white people destroy. Not only the customs and hunting patterns of the people, but their mythological beliefs are trampled underfoot in our endeavour to save them from a very mythical thing called "Hell-fire".”
― To Ayer's Rock and Beyond
― To Ayer's Rock and Beyond
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