Introduction : The final solution down under
1. The killing fields at Risdon Cove, May 1804
2. The Black Legend in Van Diemen's Land, 1804-1831
3. Black bushrangers and the outbreak of Aboriginal violence, 1823-1826
4. The guerilla warfare thesis and the motives of the Aborigines, 1824-1831
5. Historical scholarship and the invention of massacre stories, 1815-1830
6. The Black Line and the intentions of the colonial authorities, 1830-1831
7. Black Robinson and the origins of Aboriginal internment, 1829-1847
8. Cape Grim and the credibility of The Conciliator, 1828-1834
9. Settler opinion and the extirpation thesis, 1830-1831
10. The death toll and the demise of the Aboriginal population, 1803-1834
11. The historian as prophet and redeemer
Epilogue : Heritage, genealogy and black intellectual authoritarianism.