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Warrulan (sometimes written Warruloong or Warru-loong; known in England as Edward Warrulan; circa 1835–1855) was an Aboriginal Australian, who migrated to England as a boy. He was educated in agriculture and found work as a saddlemaker, dying as a young man before his hoped-for return to his homeland.

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