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Published and Unpublished Papers, Lectures and Other Writings [Adolphus Peter (AP) Elkin] (Series 738)

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Address at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Infant's Home, Ashfield

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IdentifierREF-00095640Content WarningThis item includes content and language, which reflects the attitudes of the historical period in which it was created, and which may be considered discriminatory, insensitive, outdated and/or offensive in today’s context. The item is preserved without alteration as historical evidence.Date11/03/1969Decade1960sCreator/ContributorAP ElkinDescription

In this extract from an address at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Infants' Home, Ashfield, Elkin acknowledges the contribution of the Home over its 95 years and makes brief reference to how Aboriginal people before and since white settlement cared for their children and did not need institutions and welfare departments.

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SeriesPublished and Unpublished Papers, Lectures and Other Writings [Adolphus Peter (AP) Elkin] (Series 738)CollectionFirst Nations Communities

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Digital RecordNoPrimary FormatDocumentFormat DescriptionLoose PapersFormat Extent5 pages

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Alternate Identifier CHAOS: 74042; Legacy Number: 1/7/74; Old Control Number: P130/17/74Metadata StatusComplete

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