Sentence examples for aborigines of from inspiring English sources

Further, wherever European settlement was intensive, miscegenation took place, and Aborigines of mixed descent eventually outnumbered those with full Aboriginal ancestry in southern and eastern Australia.

Butler told about the aborigines, of whom he is very fond.

When a coroner agreed with him, the Aborigines of Palm Island rioted.

How to argue against the logic that "the English" are "the aborigines" of Britain?

The Aborigines of Australia generally used coffins of bark, but some tribes employed baskets of wickerwork.

Mr. Bergmann has accused the environmentalists, most of whom are not Aborigines, of paternalism.

The economic boom resulted in drawing large numbers of aborigines out of their villages and into the unskilled or low-skilled sector of the urban workforce (DGBAS 2000; CIP 2004).

Conjecture puts the population of Aborigines on the eve of contact between 50,000 and 100,000.

Several thousand settlers were formed into a Black Line to drive the Aborigines out of the bush.

The plight of the Aborigine of Australia has been an issue since the colonial flag was first hoisted on Botany Bay.

Prior to World War II the activities of Aboriginal peoples were strictly regulated under the Aborigines Act of 1905.