Sentence examples for the aborigines of from inspiring English sources

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.

Moreover, according to Surgeon Anderson, the aborigines of Van Diemen's Land described the animal by the name of Kangaroo.

Fijians, of course, take extreme umbrage at being compared to white South African oppressors, and instead liken themselves to the aborigines of Australia or Maoris of New Zealand, economically marginalized and pushed off their native lands.

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

Recorded history of the aborigines on Taiwan began around the 17th century, and has often been dominated by the views and policies of foreign powers and non-aborigines.

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

In the autumn of 1830, the lieutenant governor, George Arthur, decided to segregate the Aborigines on the southeastern peninsula of the island.

Or is it the Australia gardened by the Aborigines for the tens of thousands of years prior to that?