This disjunction between culture and nature is a source of some of the most enduring paradoxes in Australian settler society. |
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Growing overseas commerce with colonies stimulated merchants to provide ships, as well as goods for expanding settler societies. |
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Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago. |
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Isolation is one of the themes of this story of a South African tribeswoman who marries a Dutch settler at the end of the 17th century. |
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During an argument over which settler had the right to jump the land claim of an Indiana lumber company, Coleman shot Dow in the back. |
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We have so many quaint old settler cottages as well as grand Victorian and Edwardian buildings. |
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Like the Pieds Noirs, they were a settler community, much of it of peasant stock, which had done well. |
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The settler population and government forces used extreme levels of violence to subdue the native Mexicans. |
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Her literary debut, The Grass Is Singing, exposed the moral bankruptcy of the white settler culture. |
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Many young people simply found cash crop agriculture on the Reserves more remunerative than wage labor on settler farms or in the mines. |
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It appears that the trustees' power of delegation cannot be excluded by the settler. |
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Some land was tilled, mainly for the cultivation of oats that formed a staple part of the diet of the settler community. |
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Hilly, wooded, and marshy regions, marginal from a settler point of view, were capable of functioning as core areas of native lordship. |
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He was 15 when the civil war ended, and a new and different kind of settler began to drift westward. |
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Out in the rural backblocks, things haven't changed much from early settler days when fires often raged due to a lack of water. |
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Malawi was not picturesque enough for the anonymous European settler suspected of importing water hyacinth a century ago. |
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The uptick during the olive harvest supports an explanation of settler violence discussed in our report. |
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It has been stolen by that settler boy in Sheikh jarrah, and it might not be worth trying to get it back. |
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Froude invites his readers on a luxurious journey through the clubs, gardens, terraces, and mansions of colonial outposts and white settler colonies. |
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She had grown up both bilingual and bicultural, speaking Maidu with her mother and English with her father, a Dutch settler who had come Wisconsin by covered wagon as a child. |
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In the registry, the settler population is always a few percent above the more accurate CBS figure. |
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The result is a series of paired articles, each pair consisting of an African example drawn from a settler territory and a counterpart centered on the U.S. or the Caribbean. |
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Just imagine the journey of Annie Caldwell, an Irishwoman who arrived in Adelaide as a free settler with her husband Matthew in 1841 with almost nothing. |
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Rabbi Lichtenstein has long been associated with the moderate wing of the settler movement. |
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When a woman settler lavishly covered the mother of the family with insults, one of her daughters filmed the scene. |
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The former general was the godfather of the settler movement. |
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Judging from settler letters and narratives, resettlement to the eastern borderlands did not produce radical change in the way that peasants defined themselves. |
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Almost everyone knew how to build a log house and had the skills needed by a potential settler. |
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Half a millennium ago, perhaps, a settler from Zanzibar or East Africa had brought a seedpod here and planted it in a rare patch of wet soil. |
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As such, the name recognizes the local farming tradition of the area and also pays tribute to the community's settler heritage. |
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Later, it meant 'assistance', a code word implying encouragement to stop being Aboriginal and merge into the settler society. |
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Perhaps this was because the English had a ready-made model of settler self-governing institutions dating from English emigration to Wales and Ireland. |
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At other times, he spoke of emulating the settler movement, of which he was a follower in his youth. |
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Often they were little more than glorified police operations against small and ill-armed settler groups who may have intended protest at misgovernment, rather than revolution. |
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The conflicts involved colonial police and soldiers, settler militias and raiding parties. |
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The settler may also choose to meet the highway carrier at the land border crossing and complete the process there. |
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In 1992 these countries alone received more than one million new settler immigrants. |
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It is very difficult to determine the exact date of arrival of the first Finnish settler to Canada. |
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Dominating settler societies are challenged to think about their impact on indigenous cultures and to accept that we share planet earth. |
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But, unlike Rabbi Lichtenstein, Rabbi Medan is on the right wing of the settler movement. |
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We also note with concern a rising number of incidents of settler violence and insufficient signs of law and order being imposed on settlers. |
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The excuse that Netanyahu was blindsided by settler gremlins in the Interior Ministry strains credulity. |
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A few children, settler children, congregate near what appears to have been the bus station. |
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The current French Canadian population, which numbers in the millions, is descended almost entirely from New France's small settler population. |
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Stories from the Koori oral tradition show how differently the shared experience is perceived by indigenous and settler Australians. |
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The settler population grew rapidly, as just under half of the planters were women. |
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Scenes and adventures as a soldier and settler during half a century. |
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De Almagro remained as an early settler in the newly founded city of Panama. |
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He was the first settler in Maksimikha, where he lived with his wife from Buryat people. |
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The first European settler here was Joseph Jenckes, who came to the region from Lynn, Massachusetts. |
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Further studies might pursue specifically settlerist forms of phobic construction within settler societies like Canada and the United States. |
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As US institutional political support for apartheid crumbled, South Africa's herrenvolk settler regime sank into the dustbin of history. |
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These eventually fell out of use as the Ostmen assimilated into the English settler community throughout the 13th and 14th centuries. |
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To comprehensively address the issue of indigene and settler, as embodied in the Nigerian constitution and which is interpreted in a manner that militates against national unity. |
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This activity will give you the chance to view primary source materials online and learn about aspects of life as an early settler in the backwoods of Upper Canada. |
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They now scour the land, watching out for settler raids. |
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On his turn in the settler phase, the owner of an occupied hacienda may, before he takes a face-up plantation tile, take an additional tile chosen at random from the rest of the supply. |
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Many, like Kanabygal, were victims of frontier violence between tribesmen – defending traditional lands on the pastoral frontier – and colonial troops, paramilitary police forces, settler militia and raiding parties. |
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Complaints have been lodged with a human rights watchdog after Zuma blamed South Africa's ills on the country's first white settler, Jan van Riebeeck, a Dutch administrator who opened the way for European colonisation. |
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Lack of opportunity, disease, famine and increased settler pressures forced many Metis to disperse from Red River to their new homelands in what is now today Saskatchewan and Alberta. |
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There are various reasons given for the detentions, ranging from disturbances of the peace to fear of settler attacks to false complaints by the settlers. |
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Stare at early settler art and a pair of preserved Tasmanian Devils in the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, which embraces heritage buildings on the Sullivans Cove waterfront. |
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Villages, like those around Hares, are particularly isolated due to the difficulty of transport caused by the closure and are vulnerable to isolated military and settler incursions. |
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Her collaborative work with her partner, James Nicholas, a Cree writer and actor, explores relationship with the land from the position of both indigenous Cree and Ukrainian settler culture. |
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Iona Island was formerly called McMillan Island, after a pioneer Scots settler, Donald McMillan. |
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Kirkland, Washington is an exception, being named after English settler Peter Kirk. |
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In 1612, six years after the settlement of Jamestown, John Rolfe was credited as the first settler to successfully raise tobacco as a cash crop. |
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There are also cases where an organism settles on top of a living skeletal organism that grows upwards, preserving the settler in its skeleton. |
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By this time political events have made it clear that the settler and indigenous strands are inextricably bound in a sense of nationhood independent of Britain. |
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This estimate is hardly certain, but does provide a ratio of 1 to 4, between those with a settler background and those with an insular background. |
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First, there will be little reaction in the settler so that the concentrations of soluble constituents in the recycle stream are the same as those in the bioreactor. |
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As opposed to settler segregationalism they manifested an 'assimilationist' attitude, although of a paternalist kind, based on the idea of universal rights. |
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Colonel, you are the man, you could influence more votes than any one else on such a measure, an old settler, a man of the people, you know the wants of Missouri. |
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Approximately 20 percent of the original European settler population of New Zealand came from Scotland, and Scottish influence is still visible around the country. |
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Millions left the British Isles, with the founding settler populations of the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand coming mainly from Britain and Ireland. |
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John Young UE, the first permanent white settler along the Grand River. |
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One prominent settler in PEI was John MacDonald of Glenaladale, who conceived the idea of sending Gaels to Nova Scotia on a grand scale after Culloden. |
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The book is one of the most comprehensive sporting ready reckoners ever produced, and explains the short cuts and systems used by the professional settler. |
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It tells where each settler settled, and it provides a brief genealogy. |
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The Settler was an unreconstructed Jacobite who fled to Maryland in the dark days following the Glorious Revolution. |
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Housing Minister Uri Ariel, himself a settler, is at least bureaucratically responsible for the latest announcement. |
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The third play is entitled Arabin or The Adventures of a Settler. |
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