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Section sizes

Section size for Black War (24 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	3,016	3,016
Etymology	535	535
Early conflict	4,960	4,960
Crisis years, 1825–1831	8,723	24,345
Martial law, November 1828	6,684	6,684
Aborigines Committee	4,745	4,745
North-west conflict	1,971	1,971
Military strategy and tactics	2,222	2,222
Black Line, October–November 1830	2,129	2,129
Surrender and removal	28	8,470
Surrender in the settled districts	5,736	5,736
Removal of western Aboriginal nations	1,374	1,374
Aftermath	1,332	1,332
Population and death toll	33	5,022
Deaths	2,538	2,538
Aboriginal population decline	2,451	2,451
Historiography	22	8,277
Conflict and depopulation	1,872	1,872
Academic discussion of genocide	6,383	6,383
See also	302	302
References	30	30
Bibliography	5,012	5,012
Further reading	169	169
External links	722	722
Total	62,989	62,989