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Penal transportation (or
simply transportation) was the
relocation of
convicted criminals, or
other persons regarded as undesirable, to a
distant place...
- refugees; he
subsequently published Dunera Internees (1979).
Among the
transportees on the
Dunera were:
Joseph Asher (1921–1990),
rabbi Hans Axel, photographer...
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alongside her
husband William Bryant,
their two children, and
seven other transportees. Her
group sailed for sixty-nine days by boat to
Kupang on Timor, where...
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incarceration was
brief as the Home
Office had also
offered pardons for any
transportee who
joined the Army or Navy, or
chose to
voluntarily leave the British...
- and merchants,
though with an
unknown number of
political and
convict transportees during the 1650s "Indentured
servitude appeared in
Virginia by 1620....
- Couvreur, Jean (19
December 1969). "Les
cendres du roi de Rome ont été
transportées près du
tombeau de Napoléon" [The
ashes of the King of Rome were transported...
- sent to
imperial British penal colonies in Australia.
Indentures and
transportees have been conflated,
though they were different. Like the
movement of...
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transported for
petty crimes,
particularly theft:
thieves comprised 80% of all
transportees. More
serious crimes, such as rape and murder,
became transportable offences...
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Daniels said the
transportees directly involved in the
disturbance would be
returned to Arizona. The DOC
moved 69
Arizona transportees to the Reception...
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foiled when the
Irish separatists bombed one of the
ships carrying the
transportees. The
Mutant Liberation Front seized control of the
other ship (with Chamber...
