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Macassans and Aboriginal smallpox : the '1789' and '1829' epidemics
Record no:
26219
Author:
Butlin, N. G.
Year:
1985
Series:
HISTORICAL STUDIES. 1985 v.21, no.84 : 315-335 [kept History at P994]
Subject:
Australian Aborigines - History
;
Makasar (Indonesian people) - Australia
;
Smallpox - Australia
;
Epidemics - Australia
;
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