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Source 7.25. Arrival <strong>of</strong> the First Fleet extract from Living history (Gurry, 1987, p.<br />

98).<br />

In Spanning time (Power et al., 1985) a section discussing the reasons for British colonisation<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Australian continent is included. This takes the form <strong>of</strong> an extract <strong>of</strong> the letter <strong>of</strong><br />

appointment <strong>of</strong> Arthur Phillip (Captain <strong>of</strong> the First Fleet, as Governor <strong>of</strong> the colony which<br />

was named New South Wales). Source 7.26 demonstrates the <strong>of</strong>ficial request <strong>of</strong> the British<br />

government to Phillip regarding Indigenous Australians.<br />

Source 7.26. Extract <strong>of</strong> Captain Phillip’s appointment letter from Spanning time<br />

(Power et al., 1985, p. 182).<br />

A similar extract is also presented in Crossroads: Imperialism and race relations (Cowie,<br />

1982), containing the same information, with additional detail (see Source 7.27).<br />

Source 7.27. Extract <strong>of</strong> Captain Phillip’s appointment letter from Crossroads:<br />

Imperialism and race relations (Cowie, 1982, p. 299).<br />

The reality <strong>of</strong> the relationship between Indigenous Australians and the British citizens from<br />

the First Fleet is then the focus <strong>of</strong> a part-narrative later in a section <strong>of</strong> Spanning time (Power<br />

et al., 1985; see Source 7.28 for the full extract).<br />

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