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Essay · 1865 · age 45

Note on the Aboriginal Races of Australia


by Florence Nightingale

Kept from archive.org · 1 file · 26 KBCall number NIG E1865.01

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1 October 2026
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Public domainNightingale's own text, as far as the record shows: its edition and notes name no translator or editor.Basis: author death year 1910, under a life-plus-70-years rule, as of 2026; other rules, such as the United States publication-date rules, are not assessed.
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Florence Nightingale, Note on the Aboriginal Races of Australia (1865). Long Keeping, call number NIG E1865.01. https://longkeeping.com/florence-nightingale/note-on-the-aboriginal-races-of-australia/
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ia-noteonaboriginal00nigh-noteonaboriginal00nigh_djvu.txt

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ia-noteonaboriginal00nigh-noteonaboriginal00nigh_djvu.txtmain OCR text 26 KB archive.org acfe72bd2d70120ea4540be36eb949c373e762a8737aa94c6cb1b5022d5f3b7e Public domainNightingale's own text, as far as the record shows: its edition and notes name no translator or editor.Basis: author death year 1910, under a life-plus-70-years rule, as of 2026; other rules, such as the United States publication-date rules, are not assessed.The Internet Archive's site-wide terms ask for scholarship and research use. This library serves the file because it is labelled public domain, and credits the Internet Archive as its source.From the Internet Archive (another site)