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Deportations after Federation
Clive Moore.
Clive Moore writes about efforts to prevent the mass deportations of South Sea Islanders in the wake of the 1901 restrictive legislation.
Created:
2000
Date Added:
20 February 2006
Source:
Moore, Clive. " 'Good-bye, Queensland, good-bye, White Australia; Good-bye Christians': Australia’s South Sea Islander Community and Deportation, 1901-1908" in The New Federalist, No. 4, December 2000 (pp. 22-29).
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