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original on 31 May 2020.
Retrieved 18 May 2020. Lang, John
Dunmore (1847).
Cooksland in North-eastern Australia: The ****ure
Cottonfield of
Great Britain: Its...
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Cooksland is a
hamlet in Cornwall, England, UK. It is on the A30 main road
about one mile
northeast of Bodmin. It is in the
civil parish of St Breward...
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function [Ab. bong dead]." The term was
first used in 1847 by J. D. Lang in
Cooksland. The (Oxford)
Australian National Dictionary gives its
origin in the Wemba...
- Gul (clothing) (watersports clothing) are on
Callywith Gate Ind Est in
Cooksland Bodmin at the
western end of the A38, on the
north end of the
Bodmin byp****;...
- (10 km)
north of Bodmin. At the 2011
census the
parish po****tion
including Cooksland and
Fentonadle was 919. The
parish name
derives from
Saint Branwalader...
- Britain. Lang kept
agitating for his colony,
which he
proposed to call "
Cooksland",
after Captain James Cook,
where he
hoped to
settle Protestants as small...
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Downs Goongoner Constantine Lanngostentin Constantine Bay
Egloskostentin Cooksland Coombe, Bude Komm Coombe,
Camborne Komm Coombe,
Liskeard Komm Coombe,...
- 1610 (published in
London by
Sudbury and
Humble in 1626). The
hamlets of
Cooksland,
Little Kirland,
Dunmere and
Turfdown are in the parish. St.
Petroc founded...
- pla**** at
Cooksland, a
ground located on
Liskeard Road. They
subsequently moved to
Coldharbour Lane and then Barn Park,
before returning to
Cooksland. They...
- what
would become northern Queensland (including far
north Queensland); "
Cooksland"
centred on Brisbane, and
including northern New
South Wales, and; "Guelphia"...
