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Interview with Faith Thomas (sound recording), interviewer: Gordon Briscoe

Title
Interview with Faith Thomas (sound recording), interviewer: Gordon Briscoe
Repository
National Library of Australia Oral History Collection
Reference
TRC 2603/4
Date Range
20 March 1990
Description

Miss Thomas talks of her return to Nepabunna for a week after being taken away from them as a baby; her first impression of tribal aborigines; her experiences staying at Nepabunna mission and visiting her family's camp; her relationship with her family; her family's reaction to her and hers to them; the relations between the missionaries and the aborigines; her memories of camp life.

Formats
Audio
Access
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