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schema:text Introduction : photography, humanitarianism, empire -- One blood : the nucleus of the native church -- Veritable Apollos : beauty, race and scientists -- Blind spots or bearing witness : antislavery and frontier violence in Australia -- Popularizing anthropology : Elsie Masson and Baldwin Spencer -- A ray of special resemblance : H.G. Wells and colonial embarrassment -- Happy families : UNESCO's human rights exhibition in Australia, 1951.
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