McLeod drew for Elkin a sketch of the land he hoped to acquire for a pastoral station for the marrngu.
Sketch of Land for Aboriginal Pastoral Station
Citation
Sketch, attached to Don McLeod to A.P. Elkin Papers, 18 October 1944, University of Sydney Archives, MSS P130/12, Box 76, File 262.
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Don McLeod Writes to A.P. Elkin
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Prior to the strike, Don McLeod apparently wrote voluminous letters to the writer and Australian Communist Party member Katherine Susannah Prichard who lived in Perth (though these do not seem to have survived) as well as long letters to the anthropologist A.P. Elkin on the other side of the continent (which have survived).
McLeod Plans to Launch Economic Ventures for Aboriginal Independence
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Don McLeod Discusses Strike with Elkin
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