Awards and Honours
Henry Reynolds has received the following awards and honours:
- 1970–71 British Council Travelling Scholarship
- 1982 Ernest Scott Historical Prize for The other side of the frontier
- 1986 Harold White Fellowship, National Library of Australia
- 1988 Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Arts Award for The law of the land
- 1996 Australian Book Council Award: the Banjo Award for non-fiction
- 2000 Queensland Premier's Literary Awards Literary Work Advancing Public Debate – the Harry Williams Award for Why Weren't We Told?
- 2008 with Professor Marilyn Lake, Queensland Premier's Literary Awards History Book Award for Drawing the Global Colour Line
- 2009 with Marilyn Lake the non-fiction category of the Prime Minister's Literary Awards for Drawing the Global Colour Line
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