| Title: |
The Personal History of William Buckley: Murrangurk among the First People. |
| Authors: |
Hardingham, I. J. |
| Source: |
Victorian Bar News; Summer2020, Issue 168, p108-109, 2p |
| Subject Terms: |
SQUATTER settlements; BRITISH prime ministers |
| Abstract: |
108 VBN VBN 109 The Personal History of William Buckley: Murrangurk among the First People, by Robert Larkins I J Hardingham R obert Larkins, a member of the Victorian Bar, has written a lucid, entertaining and well-researched history of the life and times of William Buckley. Near to death, Buckley was saved by some people from the Wallarranga clan which was part of the Wathawurrung community, one of five communities making up the Kulin Nation. Buckley was taken to the clan's village situated on Lake Connewarre on the Barwon River. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Database: |
Complementary Index |