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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The long-awaited sequel to the award-winning memoir Is That You, Ruthie?After twenty-two years under Government control as an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, Ruth journeys towards freedom by marrying Joe Hegarty and moving to a nearby settlement. However, the settlement 'with its origins as a camp for displaced Aboriginal families, its system of food rations and shortage of housing and jobs' is a difficult start for the young couple.Humour, a supportive circle of family and friends, and Ruth's own resourcefulness prevail, and eventually the Hegartys achieve the basics of a house for their growing family. The invasive powers of the Native Affairs Department continue to affect their lives even when, years later, they move to the city. Ruth's determination and irrepressible sense of fairness characterise a life vigorously committed to social justice and community causes. A sequel to the award-winning memoir "Is That You Ruthie?", which chronicled Ruth Hegarty's childhood story, this book begins with Ruth's courtship while she was an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, followed by her marriage and family life outside the mission and eventually in Brisbane. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780702234149
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The long-awaited sequel to the award-winning memoir Is That You, Ruthie?After twenty-two years under Government control as an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, Ruth journeys towards freedom by marrying Joe Hegarty and moving to a nearby settlement. However, the settlement 'with its origins as a camp for displaced Aboriginal families, its system of food rations and shortage of housing and jobs' is a difficult start for the young couple.Humour, a supportive circle of family and friends, and Ruth's own resourcefulness prevail, and eventually the Hegartys achieve the basics of a house for their growing family. The invasive powers of the Native Affairs Department continue to affect their lives even when, years later, they move to the city. Ruth's determination and irrepressible sense of fairness characterise a life vigorously committed to social justice and community causes. A sequel to the award-winning memoir "Is That You Ruthie?", which chronicled Ruth Hegarty's childhood story, this book begins with Ruth's courtship while she was an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, followed by her marriage and family life outside the mission and eventually in Brisbane. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780702234149
Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The long-awaited sequel to the award-winning memoir Is That You, Ruthie?After twenty-two years under Government control as an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, Ruth journeys towards freedom by marrying Joe Hegarty and moving to a nearby settlement. However, the settlement 'with its origins as a camp for displaced Aboriginal families, its system of food rations and shortage of housing and jobs' is a difficult start for the young couple.Humour, a supportive circle of family and friends, and Ruth's own resourcefulness prevail, and eventually the Hegartys achieve the basics of a house for their growing family. The invasive powers of the Native Affairs Department continue to affect their lives even when, years later, they move to the city. Ruth's determination and irrepressible sense of fairness characterise a life vigorously committed to social justice and community causes. A sequel to the award-winning memoir "Is That You Ruthie?", which chronicled Ruth Hegarty's childhood story, this book begins with Ruth's courtship while she was an inmate of Cherbourg Aboriginal Mission, followed by her marriage and family life outside the mission and eventually in Brisbane. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780702234149