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Delaware (/ˈdɛləwɛər/ DEL-ə-wair) is a
state in the Mid-Atlantic and
South Atlantic regions of the
United States. It
borders Maryland to its
south and...
- Penn's Holy Experiment, the
Walking Purchase, and the
dispossession of
Delawares, 1600–1763. Bethlehem, PA:
Lehigh University Press. "Collection: New Jersey...
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Delaware River is a
major river in the Mid-Atlantic
region of the
United States and is the
longest free-flowing (undammed)
river in the
Eastern United...
- The
Treaty of Fort Pitt, also
known as the
Treaty With the
Delawares, the
Delaware Treaty, or the
Fourth Treaty of Pittsburgh, was
signed on September...
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first in US
naval history to
exceed 20,000 long tons (20,321 t). The
Delawares carried a
battery of ten 12-inch (305 mm) guns in five turrets, an increase...
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Their larger beam gave them
greater metacentric height, in
which the
Delawares were
notably deficient,
which improved buoyancy and
reduced hull stress...
- (1806–1880),
Delaware leader, scout, and
rancher Holly Wilson (born 1968),
Delaware multi-media
artist Online Lenape Talking Dictionary, "Western
Delawares (from...
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Delaware City is a city in New
Castle County,
Delaware,
United States. The po****tion was 1,885 as of 2020. It is a
small port town on the
eastern terminus...
- Mohican, a once-dominant
tribe closely related to the
Delawares. Tamenund, the sage of the
Delawares,
sides with
Uncas and
frees the prisoners,
except Cora...
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Pidgin Delaware was used by both
Munsee and
Unami Delawares in
interactions with
speakers of Dutch, Swedish, and English. Some non-
Delaware users of...
