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Complete AGLC4 Citations & References

Archival Provenance for: Assertion of British Sovereignty (1829) & Sovereign Denial

  1. Charles Fremantle, <em>Diary and Letters of Admiral Sir C. H. Fremantle, G.C.B., Relating to the Founding of the Colony of Western Australia 1829</em> (Hazell, Watson & Viney, 1928) 42–6. ↩ Back to text
  2. James Stirling, <em>Proclamation of the Establishment of the Colony of Western Australia</em> (Perth, 18 June 1829). ↩ Back to text
  3. Henry Reynolds, <em>The Law of the Land</em> (Penguin Books, 1987) 92–6. ↩ Back to text
  4. Emer de Vattel, <em>The Law of Nations, or, Principles of the Law of Nature, Applied to the Conduct and Affairs of Nations and Sovereigns</em> (G G and J Robinson, 1797) Book I, ch 18, §§ 207–9. ↩ Back to text
  5. Alex C Castles, <em>An Australian Legal History</em> (Lawbook Co, 1982) 525–9. ↩ Back to text
  6. <em>Swan River Act 1829</em> (Imp) 10 Geo 4, c 22. ↩ Back to text
  7. George Fletcher Moore, <em>Diary of Ten Years Eventful Life of an Early Settler in Western Australia</em> (M Walbrook, 1884) 135. ↩ Back to text
  8. Neville Green, <em>Broken Spears: Aboriginals and Europeans in the Southwest of Australia</em> (Focus Education Services, 1984) 80–3. ↩ Back to text
  9. <em>Mabo v Queensland [No 2]</em> (1992) 175 CLR 1, 41–3 (Brennan J). ↩ Back to text
  10. Kingsley Palmer, <em>Customary Land Tenure and Indigenous Silvicultural Ownership</em> (Native Title Research Unit, 2004) 90. ↩ Back to text
  11. Len Collard, <em>Nyungar Past and Present: Hydrological Knowledge on the Coastal Plain</em> (Centre for Indigenous History and Heritage, UWA, 2008) 88. ↩ Back to text