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,Quakers in Early Nineteenth-Century Van Diemen’s Land,al institutional and organisational steps to create the first Quaker community in the Australasian colonies. Its social composition and its internal differentiation along the lines of social categories such as gender and free/unfree status were quite similar to that of the colonial population as a w

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The Case of James Backhouse and George W. Walker: Quaker Ministers and Colonial Governmentality, 18 key role in establishing the budding Quaker community. In addition, they developed an almost symbiotic relationship with the colonial state, especially with Lieutenant-Governor George Arthur. They shared a vision of the colony’s future in which the colonial administration was to exercise a form of

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,Being at Home: Van Diemen’s Land as a Quaker Settler Space,gical space. It illuminates the ways in which Friends’ lives were intertwined with the settler colonial project: by annexing and transforming Aboriginal land into a part of the imperial economic system and by establishing and maintaining a hierarchically structured, gendered, and racialised settler

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,The Case of Francis Cotton and George F. Story: Quaker Settlers and the Tasmanian Frontier, 1829–18members of the Tasmanian Quaker community: Francis Cotton and George Fordyce Story. From this case study, a complex picture emerges. Cotton, disowned yet still adhering to Quaker principles, compromised to guarantee the safety of his extended family. His workers carried weapons, and in case of an at

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Removal, Reform, Protection: Building a Humanitarian Empire,storical process of questioning the notion and rearranging the idea and structure of the British Empire. The Tasmanian genocide loomed large in these debates. Quaker networks and organisational structures played a key role in this process, yet the experiences and involvement of Vandemonian Friends w

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Conclusion,st to future research in the fields of Settler Colonial Studies, Genocide Studies, and the history of humanitarianism. As a translocal, transatlantic community, shaped by evangelical beliefs and connected to evangelical networks, Quakers settlers were particularly well equipped to build the “Anglo-w