Demarkation Order and Aboriginal Removals described in colonial proclamation
A fragmentary report recounts a 19th century colonial proclamation that sought to separate aboriginal lands from settler zones and enforce military posts along coastlines. It details punitive measures against Aboriginal groups, travel restrictions, and the carrying out of a brutal removal policy with demonstrations and officials present, ending with mentions of a later note on parade and local sports.
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