A sympathetic anthropological account of the Tasmanian aborigines by non-conformist mystic James Bonwick (1817-1906), whose further work on the subject was cited by Darwin, provides important source material about this nearly extinct people and gives insights into the morally difficult subjects of nineteenth-century anthropology and colonial settlement.
A non-conformist school-master and writer's sympathetic anthropological account of the near-extinct Tasmanian aborigines, published in 1870.
