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Aborigines and Colonial Law in English Rule
A historical critique argues British law cannot be imposed on savage lands. It calls for a simple, universal code balancing colonists and natives, emphasizing natural justice, deterring punishments, and avoiding harsh spectacles. It cites the Maria murders case to illustrate legal conflicts and urges practical, humane governance.
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Gawrer
Iere
Blackstone