The Life and Opinions of Samuel Zachary Fishhook A New Age Black
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The true history of Australia told with true blue candour and honesty, with the stories and yarns of the pioneering settlers still ringing in our ears up to modern times. Unlike America were the cowboys and Indians roamed the prairies, in Australia Aborigines and white men roamed the Never Never. Unlike the American Indians, the Aboriginals have inherited the wealth of Australia and taken all the benefits. This book is a thrilling and penetrating narrative of Australian life from deep within the suburban wilderness where ethnic minorities rule the roost; and those that crow the loudest, luxuriate in self-righteous ethnic hubris and fiscal extravagance. The novel is a fast-moving gallop of terror and destruction as the hero slashes his way through the soft underbelly of white urban gullibility.
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About Paul Dillon
Paul Dillon is a Sunshine Coast based author of
Frederick Walker Commandant of the Native Police, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2018;
The Murder of John Francis Dowling and the Massacre of 300 Aborigines, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2019;
Inside the Killing Fields Hornet Bank, Cullin-la-Ringo & The Maria Wreck, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2020;
Queensland Native Police, The First Twenty Years, 2020;
The Irvinebank Massacre, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2021;
Fraser Island Massacre Vrai ou Faux, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2022;
Bêche-de-mer and the Binghis, 2022;
The History of Bêche-de-mer Fishing in Queensland Waters and Adjacent Islands, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2023;
Dispela Kantri Bilong Mi, Nau! Queensland Annexes New Guinea, 2023; and
Kanaka Boats is A-Comin' Pacific Island Labourers in Queensland, 2023;
Queensland's contribution to the development of British New Guinea, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2023;
The Queensland Native Police The Final Years, 2024.
South Sea Islanders in Queensland, Connor Court Publishing, Brisbane 2024.
He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Australian National University. Paul joined the Commonwealth Public Service in 1965. On 23 May 1986, he was called to the Bar of New South Wales and practised as a barrister in the Criminal Division of the superior courts of Queensland as counsel for the defence.
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