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Entry 10609 in Colonial Frontier Massacres dataset

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Entry 10609 in Colonial Frontier Massacres dataset has 5 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.

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PredicateValueRef
Documents EventGilbert River Attack 1872[1]
Dataset NameColonial Frontier Massacres in Australia 1788-1930[1]
Dataset PublisherUniversity of Newcastle[1]
Dataset Urlc21ch.newcastle.edu.au[1]

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labelfrontier-massacres/10609
Entry 10609 in Colonial Frontier Massacres dataset
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documentsEventfrontier-massacres/10609
ex:gilbert-river-attack-1872
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datasetNamefrontier-massacres/10609
Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia 1788-1930
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datasetPublisherfrontier-massacres/10609
ex:university-of-newcastle
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datasetUrlfrontier-massacres/10609
c21ch.newcastle.edu.au

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  1. [1]106095 facts
    ctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10609
    • full textctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10609
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      # Frontier conflict event: Attack on Europeans/others - Ah Ping, Ching Sing, Cum Ty, Ung Cow, and Ah Cook (and possibly Ah Kem) on the Gilbert River, between 6 and 8 miles below Gilberton (12 November 1872) Source dataset: University of Ne…

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