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mostly in
North Asia, but also in
Central Asia.
These settlers were
called colonists.[citation needed]
These projects resulted in the
inception of Slavo-Serbia...
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British Colonist (later the
Daily Colonist),
established in 1858 by Amor De
Cosmos who was
later British Columbia's
second Premier. The
British Colonist was...
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colonize that
specific area.
Colonist(s) or The
Colonist can also
refer to:
British Colonist, also
referred to as the
Colonist, a
defunct newspaper owned...
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largely removed the
colonists' need of
colonial protection. The
British and
colonists triumphed jointly over a
common foe. The
colonists'
loyalty to the mother...
- A
colonist car (or
emigrant car) was a type of
railway p****enger
coach designed to
provide inexpensive long-distant
transportation for immigrants, mainly...
- The
Colonists are an
extraterrestrial species and are also the
primary group of
antagonists in the
science fiction television show The X-Files as well...
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Plymouth colonist...
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attempt to
found Roanoke Colony on the same
island in 1587 and
discover the
colonists had
mysteriously vanished.
During his time at
Roanoke Island, he made...
- Carella,
Angela (2020-07-22). "Hatchets, hoes and mirrors: Deed
shows how
colonists bought Stamford".
Stamford Advocate.
Retrieved 2023-08-01. "What Was New...
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Thomas Morton (c. 1579–1647) was an
early colonist in
North America from Devon, England. He was a lawyer, writer, and
social reformer known for studying...
