Johnstone Account 1880
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Johnstone Account 1880 has 100 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
Mostly:letter format(1), date(1), official correspondence(1)
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raw canonical shape-checked rule-derived certifiedLetter FormatletterFormat
- standard official[1]all time · 10621
Datedate
- 15 October 1880[1]sourceall time · 10621
Official CorrespondenceofficialCorrespondence
- true[1]all time · 10621
Eyewitness TestimonyeyewitnessTestimony
- true[1]sourceall time · 10621
Contemporary RecordcontemporaryRecord
- true[1]sourceall time · 10621
Narrative CohesionnarrativeCohesion
- true[1]all time · 10621
Mentions CommunicationmentionsCommunication
- true[1]all time · 10621
Opening StatementopeningStatement
- true[1]all time · 10621
Letter Header LinesletterHeaderLines
- 3[1]all time · 10621
Official Letter FormatofficialLetterFormat
- true[1]all time · 10621
Locations LetterlocationsLetter
- Cardwell[1]all time · 10621
Dates LetterdatesLetter
- 15 October 1880[1]sourceall time · 10621
Other facts (88)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Outcome Statement | discharged | [1] |
| Capture Statement | taken prisoner by a vessel going to Sydney | [1] |
| Dungaree Escape | Dungaree managed to dive under the vessel and escaped | [1] |
| Crew Shooting | The crew shot one of them | [1] |
| Escape Action | jumped overboard | [1] |
| Failure Acknowledgment | finding this attempt a failure | [1] |
| Murder Statement | They murdered some of the crew | [1] |
| Canoe Destruction | destroying their canoe | [1] |
| Activity Description | out in a canoe off Dunk Island | [1] |
| Describes Companion As | aboriginal | [1] |
| Companion Description | his companion, another aboriginal of the same district | [1] |
| Describes As Native | true | [1] |
| Age Description | boy | [1] |
| Letter Subject | particulars re trooper Dungaree | [1] |
| Letter Opening Phrase | I have the honor to report | [1] |
| Letter Salutation | Sir | [1] |
| Letter Date Line | 15th October, 1880 | [1] |
| Letter Location | Cardwell | [1] |
| Letter Header | Police Office Cardwell | [1] |
| Account Date | 15 October 1880 | [1] |
| Document | Qsa847037 Letter | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Structure | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial System | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Framework | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Worldview | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Thinking | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Ideology | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Discourse | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Lexicon | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Vocabulary | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Terminology | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Categorization | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Classification | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Ordering | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Hierarchy | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Hierarchical Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Subordination Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Domination Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Authority Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Power Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Political Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Social Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Cultural Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Temporal Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Historical Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Context | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Structure | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial System | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Framework | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Narrative | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Perspective | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Ideology | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Worldview | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Supremacy | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Control | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Dominance | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Power | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Authority | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Authority | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Hierarchy | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Power Relation | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Racial Attitude | true | [1] |
| Language Reflects Colonial Attitude | true | [1] |
| Defers to Superior | true | [1] |
| Colonial Hierarchy | true | [1] |
| Organizational Structure | true | [1] |
| Chain of Command | true | [1] |
| Hierarchy Embedded | true | [1] |
| Colonial Protocol | true | [1] |
| Administrative Protocol | true | [1] |
| Bureaucratic Protocol | true | [1] |
| Letter Structure | header-salutation-body | [1] |
| Dates Provide Historical Context | true | [1] |
| Identifies Vessel in Quotes | true | [1] |
| Documentary Style | official administrative | [1] |
| Chronological Narrative | true | [1] |
| Abbreviations Used | true | [1] |
| Letter Header Format | header-salutation-body | [1] |
| Bureaucratic Style | true | [1] |
| Kidnapping Statement | kidnapped by a vessel called it 'Douglas' | [1] |
| Origin Statement | native of the Tam O'Shanter Point district | [1] |
| Letter2 Days After Telegram | true | [1] |
| Contemporary to Event | true | [1] |
| Administrative Document | true | [1] |
| Government Document | true | [1] |
| Colonial Document | true | [1] |
| Days After Telegram | 2 | [1] |
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ctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621- full textctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621text/plain3 KB
doc:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621Show excerpt
# Frontier conflict event: Attack on Aboriginal people - Dungaree and two others near the north-eastern point of Dunk Island (January 1877) Source dataset: University of Newcastle, "Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia 1788-1930" (c21c…
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