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Charles White. The Story of the Blacks
The Story of the Blacks
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTORY
Chapter I.—Dampier's Account
Chapter II.—Cook's Account
Chapter III.—GOVERNOR PHILLIP'S EXPERIENCES
CHAPTER IV.—The Racial War Begins
CHAPTER V.—Flinders' Account
CHAPTER VI.—Governor Macquarie's System
CHAPTER VII.—First Experience with the Interior Tribes
CHAPTER VIII.—The Darling Blacks
Sir Thomas Mitchell's Expeditions. Murder of Cunningham, The Botanist
CHAPTER IX.—Dr. Leichhardt's Experiences
CHAPTER X.—THE MURDER OF KENNEDY, THE EXPLORER
CHAPTER XI.—A Few Massacres
The Wreck Of The Maria
Settler Greig—His Murderers and Avengers
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER BY THE POLICE
THE MASSACRE AT DANGAR'S STATION
WHOLESALE POISONING
CHAPTER XII.—The Border Police
CHAPTER XIII.—TROUBLES IN PORT PHILLIP
SLAUGHTER OF WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN
CHAPTER XIV.—The South Australian Tribes
CHAPTER XV.—THE WEST AUSTRALIAN TRIBES
CHAPTER XVI.—The Queensland Tribes
CHAPTER XVII.—THE WAR OF EXTERMINATION IN VAN DIEMEN'S LAND
CHAPTER XVIII.—FORMAL TRIALS OF NATIVES FOR MURDER
CHAPTER XIX.—PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ABORIGINES
CHAPTER XX.—Marriage Customs
CHAPTER XXI.—MOTHERHOOD and CHILDHOOD
CHAPTER XXII.—CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH
CHAPTER XXIII.—THE MAN-MAKING CEREMONY
CHAPTER XXIV.—LIFE IN THE CAMP
CHAPTER XXV.—WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS
CHAPTER XXVI.—Food, and Their Methods of Procuring It
CHAPTER XXVII.—The Practice Of Cannibalism
CHAPTER XXVIII.—Clothing And Ornaments
CHAPTER XXIX.—The Corroboree or National Song Dance
CHAPTER XXX.—Signs And Signals. Barter, Mimicry, &c
POWERS OF MIMICRY
CHAPTER XXXI.—The Natives As Trackers
CHAPTER XXXII.—Their Superstitions And Traditions
CHAPTER XXXIII.—Diseases And Their Treatment
CHAPTER XXXIV.—Burials And Mourning
CHAPTER XXXV.—Tribal Wars
CHAPTER XXXVI.—Black Bloodhounds—The Native Police
CHAPTER XXXVII.—Attempts To Civilize And Christianise
CHAPTER XXXVIII.—Decimation And Extinction
THE END
