The Brothers Up North and the Sisters Down South: The Mackay Family and the Frontier
Margaret Vanderhaar Allen
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Margaret Vanderhaar Allen
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Examines the lives of men and women of settler family the Mackays, and the violence experienced by settlers in Australia. Factors which led to the family's immigration; Description of the lives and experiences of the members of the family; Stories written about the violence experienced by the family.
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Examines the lives of men and women of settler family the Mackays, and the violence experienced by settlers in Australia. Factors which led to the family's immigration; Description of the lives and experiences of the members of the family; Stories written about the violence experienced by the family.
Key concepts: White (mutation), Indigenous, Silence, Frontier, Settlement (finance), History, Gender studies, Sociology