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tasmania: best laid plans…

The final solution down under in Tasmania…. …It was perhaps the most farcical campaign in the history of British imperial arms. The plan called for a steady advance on a front that would begin by being 120 miles long, but … Continue reading

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tasmania: talking about the word extinct

Providing a final solution to the problem of the Tasmanian aborigines… …all were reaching the conclusion that life in Tasmania would be much happier if there were no Tasmanians. The Reverend Thomas Atkins, after a visit to Van Diemen’s Land … Continue reading

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