Contents
Acknowledgements -- 7
The Team -- 8
Britain/Logan Statement of Reconciliation -- 9
Foreword -- 11
Preface -- 13
Introduction -- 17
Chapter 1 - The Convict Heritage -- 29
Chapter 2 - Invasion of the Land -- 47
Chapter 3 - Tasmania - Hell's Gates -- 67
Photographs -- 91
Chapter 4 - The Stolen Generation -- 99
Chapter 5 - The Lost Children -- 119
Chapter 6 - The Scars of War -- 133
Chapter 7 - Partnership -- 143
Chapter 8 - After the British Visit - Where to Now? 159
Chapter 9 - Can a Nation Be Changed? -- 175
Appendix - A Rationale for Identification Repentance -- 185
Further Reading -- 191

This book tells the amazing story of the healing of some of Australia’s deepest wounds. It shows how prayer, repentance and reconciliation by a representative group of English intercessors, led by the author, brought about national change. Fountains of Tears demonstrates how historic sins, which leave a legacy of pain, antagonism, hatred and suspicion, can be dealt with before God when representatives from each side agree to be reconciled together. Significant change can also be brought about when the people of God take the sins of their nation seriously and determine to fulfill their priestly calling by interceding on its behalf.