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Description Section has 23 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 4 references, with 4 live disagreements.

23 facts·13 predicates·4 sources·4 in dispute

Mostly:content(5), rdf:type(3), contains quote(2)

Inbound mentions (6)

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Edward Fuller Quoteex:edward-fuller-quote
Ernie Grant Quoteex:ernie-grant-quote

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Exception Entryex:exception-entry

`hasDescription`Has Description(1)

Frontier Conflict Event Hinchinbrook Island 1874ex:frontier-conflict-event-hinchinbrook-island-1874

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Frontier Conflict Event Hinchinbrook Island 1874ex:frontier-conflict-event-hinchinbrook-island-1874

`occursIn`Occurs in(1)

Wording Source Bottoms 2008 137 138ex:wording-source-bottoms-2008-137-138

Other facts (20)

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20 facts

Predicate	Value	Ref
Content	The Reverend Edward Fuller tried to establish a mission on Hinchinbrook Island off the coast from Cardwell and informed the Scottish Catholic Missionary, the Reverend Father Duncan McNab, that he had "found only women and children all the men having been shot by the Native Police a few weeks prior to his arrival" in March 1874	[2]
Content	Yet seven years before in the interior of the island Captain Major and party counted some 40 or 50 huts spread out over about half a square mile	[2]
Content	Ernie Grant recalls: When I was a child there were between three and eight people per mija [hut] which gives an indication of the population of this one small part of Hinchinbrook Island before the killing times began	[2]
Content	This one village then, contained at least 200 residents and suggests that there were many more people living here prior to 1874	[2]
Content	What happened to them? (source Bottoms 2008:137-138)	[2]
Rdf:type	Text	[2]
Rdf:type	Document Section	[3]
Rdf:type	Document Component	[4]
Contains Quote	Edward Fuller Quote	[2]
Contains Quote	Ernie Grant Quote	[2]
Rdf Type	Description Section	[1]
Rdfs Label	Description of event section	[1]
Introduced by	Description of event:	[1]
Contains Quotation	Queenslander Account	[1]
Quotation Delimited by	single quotes	[1]
Ends With Citation	(The Queenslander 1 February 1879, p141)	[1]
Has Citation	Conspiracy of Silence 2008	[2]
Has Precise Citation	true	[2]
Describes	Bundamba Lagoon Attack 1860	[3]
States Future Inquiry of	Bundamba Lagoon Attack 1860	[3]

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rdfsLabelfrontier-massacres/10622

Description of event section

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introducedByfrontier-massacres/10622

Description of event:

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containsQuotationfrontier-massacres/10622

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quotationDelimitedByfrontier-massacres/10622

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endsWithCitationfrontier-massacres/10622

(The Queenslander 1 February 1879, p141)

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typefrontier-massacres/10616

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labelfrontier-massacres/10616

Description of event

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