دانلود کتاب Aboriginal Protection and Its Intermediaries in Britain's Antipodean Colonies

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
PART I The Conception and Circulation of ‘Aboriginal Protection’
1 Imagining Protection in the Antipodean Colonies: Actors, Agency, and Governance
2 Culture and Policies: Sir George Grey, Protection and the Early Nineteenth-Century Empire
3 ‘The British Government Is Now Awaking’: How Humanitarian Quakers Repackaged and Circulated the 1837 Select Committee Report on Aborigines
4 Philanthropy or Patronage?: Aboriginal Protectors in the Port Phillip District and Western Australia
5 Protective Governance and Legal Order on the Colonial Frontier
PART II Interpreting Protection on the Ground: Actors and Practices
6 Spanning Two Worlds: Protection, Assimilation, and the Role of Edward Meurant, Government Interpreter, New Zealand, 1840–1851
7 Edward Shortland and the Protection of Aborigines in New Zealand, 1840–1846
8 Systematic Colonisation and Protection in Western Australia: The Origin and Nature of John Hutt’s Colonial Governance of Aboriginal People
9 Protecting the Protectors: Evaluating the Agency of Missionary-Protectors in the New Settlements of Adelaide and Melbourne, 1838–1840
PART III Refashioning Protection
10 A Short and Simple Provisional Code: The Pastoralist as ‘Protector’
11 Lawful Conduct, Aboriginal Protection and Land in Victoria, 1859–1869
12 Robert John Sholl: Protection ‘Pilbara-Style’
13 ‘Protection Talk’ and Popular Performance: The Wild Australia Show on Tour, 1892–1893
Notes on Contributors
Index