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War Of The Warramullas Prose Books by Michael Terry. DESCRIPTION Synopsys: "War of the Warramullas" by Michael Terry is a captivating narrative that delves into the enthralling world of the indigenous Warramulla tribe in Australia. This book tells the tale of the Warramullas' struggles and survival in the face of overwhelming invasion from British colonizers. Terry masterfully takes the reader on an exhilarating journey of battles, betrayals, sacrifices, and resilience. Brimming with vivid descriptions of tribal customs, rituals, and encounters mapped out against the unforgiving Australian terrain, Terry unfolds a story not just about war, but also about a tribe's fervent fight for their culture, identity, and survival. The narrative seamlessly combines historical fact with dramatic storytelling, offering the reader a deeper understanding of Australia's rich and complex indigenous history. Ex-Library Book: This book is an ex-library book. As shown in the photos, there is some remnants of this. Where possible the library barcodes, contact covering, RFID label and paperwork are removed from our books, however if we feel it will damage the book, we will keep it in place.

Synopsis

Title: War Of The Warramullas
Author/Publisher: Michael Terry (Rigby)
Publication Year: 1974
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

First published in 1974 by Australian publisher Rigby, Michael Terry's *War Of The Warramullas* stands as a significant contribution to Australian historical scholarship. This non-fiction work offers a deeply researched account, inviting readers into a pivotal period of the nation's past.

Terry, an acclaimed explorer and writer, turns his attention to the indigenous Warramulla tribe, chronicling their lives and remarkable resilience. The book specifically examines the profound challenges and confrontations faced by this community amidst the escalating incursions of British colonisation, depicting their struggles for survival against overwhelming odds.

• The Warramulla People: Delve into the rich cultural tapestry and traditional way of life of the Warramulla tribe. Michael Terry’s narrative seeks to illuminate the unique societal structures and spiritual beliefs of this Indigenous Australian community.
• Frontier Conflict and Resilience: Explore the intense period of conflict and adaptation as the Warramullas confronted colonial expansion. This section provides an historical account of their resistance and enduring spirit in the face of dramatic societal upheaval.

As a 1st Edition hardcover complete with its dust jacket and illustrations, this vintage 1974 publication by Michael Terry is a compelling find for collectors of Australian history and those interested in the indigenous perspective on colonial encounters.

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