Correspondence between Queen Victoria and the Aborigines of Victoria — Dark Emu Exposed

Real, peer-reviewed history, archeology and anthropology studies confirm that Australian Aboriginal Society was a classic Stone-Age Hunter Gatherer Society prior to British settlement, with albeit a glimmer of an expected Neolithic advancement underway, We present evidence here for all Australians to make up their own minds.

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Jan 1 Correspondence between Queen Victoria and the Aborigines of Victoria

In 1863 a group of the Upper Yarra Aboriginal people sent a present to Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, on the occasion of her birthday.

A note of thanks from the Queens secretary was subsequently sent to the governor of Victoria, Sir Charles Henry Darling, requesting him to express to the natives her “satisfaction” at this display of such “assurannces of their attachment and loyalty,”

The letter in beautiful script is easily read below without transcription.