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• catalog abstract ""Through time he's been travelling to look for a planet to settle down as he makes the sky, the trees, the land and each different group of people - like the Chinese, the English, the Europeans and the Aborigines. Everybody has their own piece of land to live in. Then when he found his resting place he went into a very, very deep sleep. As he slept he started to dream into the future. It showed his people were very very happy living in peace, killing only what they need to live for their food." "As they go along they start to use fire, to cook, to cut shapes out of trees, to carry their water and other objects. Then some of the men started to cut out big parts out of the trees to make boats to go and hunt and they were so in peace until the white people came out here. Destroying the land itself cause their land was over populated. So they sent a lot of the convicts out here to work, so they can start to build the land up, put buildings in, farming and stuff. Then they started to destroy the native people of this land." "Then the Rainbow Serpent started to go into a type of nightmare dream. He sees in his dream how they destroyed a lot of animals we will never see again. As it gets closer to the 19th century they start to turn out cities, they called it the great country, the land of opportunity, for the whites, but not for the dark people of this land. We were thought of as the lowest class in this land of 'theirs'.". "As the spirit was still dreaming his nightmare he sees a lot of things that are going to happen soon, like drugs, alcohol, deaths in custody. He likes to see all different personalities living together as one, white going out with dark people, dark people living with whites in harmony and no racism. But the Rainbow Serpent can see this is not going to be because a lot of the people today are still destroying us in devious ways. When the spirit shall have woken you shall have a lot to answer for what you have done to us. Then you had better watch out because he is your judge and he will destroy you all in a very evil way."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog contributor b8928442.
• catalog coverage "Australia Race relations.".
• catalog created "1995.".
• catalog date "1995".
• catalog date "1995.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1995.".
• catalog description ""As the spirit was still dreaming his nightmare he sees a lot of things that are going to happen soon, like drugs, alcohol, deaths in custody. He likes to see all different personalities living together as one, white going out with dark people, dark people living with whites in harmony and no racism. But the Rainbow Serpent can see this is not going to be because a lot of the people today are still destroying us in devious ways. When the spirit shall have woken you shall have a lot to answer for what you have done to us. Then you had better watch out because he is your judge and he will destroy you all in a very evil way."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog description ""Through time he's been travelling to look for a planet to settle down as he makes the sky, the trees, the land and each different group of people - like the Chinese, the English, the Europeans and the Aborigines. Everybody has their own piece of land to live in. Then when he found his resting place he went into a very, very deep sleep. As he slept he started to dream into the future. It showed his people were very very happy living in peace, killing only what they need to live for their food." "As they go along they start to use fire, to cook, to cut shapes out of trees, to carry their water and other objects. Then some of the men started to cut out big parts out of the trees to make boats to go and hunt and they were so in peace until the white people came out here. Destroying the land itself cause their land was over populated. So they sent a lot of the convicts out here to work, so they can start to build the land up, put buildings in, farming and stuff. Then they started to destroy the native people of this land." "Then the Rainbow Serpent started to go into a type of nightmare dream. He sees in his dream how they destroyed a lot of animals we will never see again. As it gets closer to the 19th century they start to turn out cities, they called it the great country, the land of opportunity, for the whites, but not for the dark people of this land. We were thought of as the lowest class in this land of 'theirs'.".".
• catalog description "A national survey / Ann McGrath -- New South Wales / Heather Goodall -- Victoria / Richard Broome -- Queensland / Henry Reynolds and Dawn May -- South Australia / Peggy Brock -- Western Australia / Sandy Toussaint -- Northern Territory / Peter Read -- Tasmania: 1 / Ann McGrath -- Tasmania: 2 / Maykutenner (Vicki Matson-Green) -- Contested ground: what is "Aboriginal history"? / Ann McGrath.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 398-401) and index.".
• catalog extent "xxxi, 415 p. :".
• catalog identifier "1863736468".
• catalog issued "1995".
• catalog issued "1995.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "St. Leonards, NSW : Allen & Unwin,".
• catalog spatial "Australia Race relations.".
• catalog subject "994/.0049915 20".
• catalog subject "Aboriginal Australians Government relations.".
• catalog subject "Aboriginal Australians History.".
• catalog subject "GN666 .C653 1995".
• catalog tableOfContents "A national survey / Ann McGrath -- New South Wales / Heather Goodall -- Victoria / Richard Broome -- Queensland / Henry Reynolds and Dawn May -- South Australia / Peggy Brock -- Western Australia / Sandy Toussaint -- Northern Territory / Peter Read -- Tasmania: 1 / Ann McGrath -- Tasmania: 2 / Maykutenner (Vicki Matson-Green) -- Contested ground: what is "Aboriginal history"? / Ann McGrath.".
• catalog title "Contested ground : Australian aborigines under the British Crown / edited by Ann McGrath.".
• catalog type "History. fast".
• catalog type "text".