6CHAPTER V.—Flinders' Account.
26CHAPTER XXV.—WEAPONS AND IMPLEMENTS.
7CHAPTER VI.—Governor Macquarie's System.
27CHAPTER XXVI.—Food, and Their Methods of Procuring It.
8CHAPTER VII.—First Experience with the Interior Tribes.
28CHAPTER XXVII.—The Practice Of Cannibalism.
9CHAPTER VIII.—The Darling Blacks.
29CHAPTER XXVIII.—Clothing And Ornaments.
10CHAPTER IX.—Dr. Leichhardt's Experiences.
30CHAPTER XXIX.—The Corroboree or National Song Dance.
11CHAPTER X.—THE MURDER OF KENNEDY, THE EXPLORER.
31CHAPTER XXX.—Signs And Signals. Barter, Mimicry, &c.
12CHAPTER XI.—A Few Massacres.
32CHAPTER XXXI.—The Natives As Trackers.
13CHAPTER XII.—The Border Police.
33CHAPTER XXXII.—Their Superstitions And Traditions.
14CHAPTER XIII.—TROUBLES IN PORT PHILLIP.
34CHAPTER XXXIII.—Diseases And Their Treatment.
15CHAPTER XIV.—The South Australian Tribes.
35CHAPTER XXXIV.—Burials And Mourning.
16CHAPTER XV.—THE WEST AUSTRALIAN TRIBES.
36CHAPTER XXXV.—Tribal Wars.
17CHAPTER XVI.—The Queensland Tribes.
37CHAPTER XXXVI.—Black Bloodhounds—The Native Police.
18CHAPTER XVII.—THE WAR OF EXTERMINATION IN VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
38CHAPTER XXXVII.—Attempts To Civilize And Christianise.
19CHAPTER XVIII.—FORMAL TRIALS OF NATIVES FOR MURDER.
39CHAPTER XXXVIII.—Decimation And Extinction.
20CHAPTER XIX.—PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ABORIGINES.
