FREDERICK WALKER

The biography delves into the life of Frederick Walker, highlighting his role as Commandant of the Native Police during a tumultuous period in Australian history. Known for his compassionate approach towards Aborigines, Walker faced significant criticism from squatters and continues to be misunderstood today. The book serves as a comprehensive defense against accusations of wrongdoing, drawing on extensive original sources to challenge the negative perceptions surrounding his legacy. It portrays Walker's life marked by isolation and hardship while advocating for a reevaluation of his contributions.