Massacres and Maltreatment of Aboriginal Australians Since 1788
Expanded Edition
"The blood of tens of thousands of Aboriginal Australians killed since 1788, and the sense of despair and hopelessness which informs so much modern-day Aboriginal society, is a moral responsibility all white Australians share. Our wealth and lifestyle the much touted "Aussie way of life", have all been achieved as a direct consequence of Aboriginal dispossession. We should bow our heads in shame." This book dares any Australian who admits no responsibility for the plight of the Aboriginal people today to remain defiant in the face of the overwhelming agony.
Voted the 10th most influential work of non-fiction in Australia by SMH 'The Age' Poll of 1999.
