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Johnstone Account 1880 has 100 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.

100+ facts·100 predicates·1 sources

Mostly:letter format(1), date(1), official correspondence(1)

Maturity scale raw canonical shape-checked rule-derived certified

Letter 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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88 facts
PredicateValueRef
Outcome Statementdischarged[1]
Capture Statementtaken prisoner by a vessel going to Sydney[1]
Dungaree EscapeDungaree managed to dive under the vessel and escaped[1]
Crew ShootingThe crew shot one of them[1]
Escape Actionjumped overboard[1]
Failure Acknowledgmentfinding this attempt a failure[1]
Murder StatementThey murdered some of the crew[1]
Canoe Destructiondestroying their canoe[1]
Activity Descriptionout in a canoe off Dunk Island[1]
Describes Companion Asaboriginal[1]
Companion Descriptionhis companion, another aboriginal of the same district[1]
Describes As Nativetrue[1]
Age Descriptionboy[1]
Letter Subjectparticulars re trooper Dungaree[1]
Letter Opening PhraseI have the honor to report[1]
Letter SalutationSir[1]
Letter Date Line15th October, 1880[1]
Letter LocationCardwell[1]
Letter HeaderPolice Office Cardwell[1]
Account Date15 October 1880[1]
DocumentQsa847037 Letter[1]
Language Reflects Racial Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Structuretrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Systemtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Frameworktrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Worldviewtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Thinkingtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Ideologytrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Discoursetrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Lexicontrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Vocabularytrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Terminologytrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Categorizationtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Classificationtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Orderingtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Hierarchytrue[1]
Language Reflects Hierarchical Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Subordination Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Domination Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Authority Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Power Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Political Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Social Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Cultural Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Temporal Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Historical Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Contexttrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Structuretrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Systemtrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Frameworktrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Narrativetrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Perspectivetrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Ideologytrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Worldviewtrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Supremacytrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Controltrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Dominancetrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Powertrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Authoritytrue[1]
Language Reflects Authoritytrue[1]
Language Reflects Hierarchytrue[1]
Language Reflects Power Relationtrue[1]
Language Reflects Racial Attitudetrue[1]
Language Reflects Colonial Attitudetrue[1]
Defers to Superiortrue[1]
Colonial Hierarchytrue[1]
Organizational Structuretrue[1]
Chain of Commandtrue[1]
Hierarchy Embeddedtrue[1]
Colonial Protocoltrue[1]
Administrative Protocoltrue[1]
Bureaucratic Protocoltrue[1]
Letter Structureheader-salutation-body[1]
Dates Provide Historical Contexttrue[1]
Identifies Vessel in Quotestrue[1]
Documentary Styleofficial administrative[1]
Chronological Narrativetrue[1]
Abbreviations Usedtrue[1]
Letter Header Formatheader-salutation-body[1]
Bureaucratic Styletrue[1]
Kidnapping Statementkidnapped by a vessel called it 'Douglas'[1]
Origin Statementnative of the Tam O'Shanter Point district[1]
Letter2 Days After Telegramtrue[1]
Contemporary to Eventtrue[1]
Administrative Documenttrue[1]
Government Documenttrue[1]
Colonial Documenttrue[1]
Days After Telegram2[1]

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abbreviationsUsedfrontier-massacres/10621
true
accountDatefrontier-massacres/10621
15 October 1880
activityDescriptionfrontier-massacres/10621
out in a canoe off Dunk Island
administrativeDocumentfrontier-massacres/10621
true
administrativeProtocolfrontier-massacres/10621
true
ageDescriptionfrontier-massacres/10621
boy
bureaucraticProtocolfrontier-massacres/10621
true
bureaucraticStylefrontier-massacres/10621
true
canoeDestructionfrontier-massacres/10621
destroying their canoe
captureStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
taken prisoner by a vessel going to Sydney
chainOfCommandfrontier-massacres/10621
true
chronologicalNarrativefrontier-massacres/10621
true
colonialDocumentfrontier-massacres/10621
true
colonialHierarchyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
colonialProtocolfrontier-massacres/10621
true
companionDescriptionfrontier-massacres/10621
his companion, another aboriginal of the same district
contemporaryRecordfrontier-massacres/10621
true
contemporaryToEventfrontier-massacres/10621
true
crewShootingfrontier-massacres/10621
The crew shot one of them
datefrontier-massacres/10621
15 October 1880
datesLetterfrontier-massacres/10621
15 October 1880
datesProvideHistoricalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
daysAfterTelegramfrontier-massacres/10621
2
defersToSuperiorfrontier-massacres/10621
true
describesAsNativefrontier-massacres/10621
true
describesCompanionAsfrontier-massacres/10621
aboriginal
documentfrontier-massacres/10621
ex:qsa847037-letter
documentaryStylefrontier-massacres/10621
official administrative
dungareeEscapefrontier-massacres/10621
Dungaree managed to dive under the vessel and escaped
escapeActionfrontier-massacres/10621
jumped overboard
eyewitnessTestimonyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
failureAcknowledgmentfrontier-massacres/10621
finding this attempt a failure
governmentDocumentfrontier-massacres/10621
true
hierarchyEmbeddedfrontier-massacres/10621
true
identifiesVesselInQuotesfrontier-massacres/10621
true
kidnappingStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
kidnapped by a vessel called it 'Douglas'
languageReflectsAuthorityfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsAuthorityContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialAttitudefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialAuthorityfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialControlfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialDominancefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialFrameworkfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialIdeologyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialNarrativefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialPerspectivefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialPowerfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialStructurefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialSupremacyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialSystemfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsColonialWorldviewfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsCulturalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsDominationContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsHierarchicalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsHierarchyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsHistoricalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsPoliticalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsPowerContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsPowerRelationfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialAttitudefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialCategorizationfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialClassificationfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialDiscoursefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialFrameworkfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialHierarchyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialIdeologyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialLexiconfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialOrderingfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialStructurefrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialSystemfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialTerminologyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialThinkingfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialVocabularyfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsRacialWorldviewfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsSocialContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsSubordinationContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
languageReflectsTemporalContextfrontier-massacres/10621
true
letter2DaysAfterTelegramfrontier-massacres/10621
true
letterDateLinefrontier-massacres/10621
15th October, 1880
letterFormatfrontier-massacres/10621
standard official
letterHeaderfrontier-massacres/10621
Police Office Cardwell
letterHeaderFormatfrontier-massacres/10621
header-salutation-body
letterHeaderLinesfrontier-massacres/10621
3
letterLocationfrontier-massacres/10621
Cardwell
letterOpeningPhrasefrontier-massacres/10621
I have the honor to report
letterSalutationfrontier-massacres/10621
Sir
letterStructurefrontier-massacres/10621
header-salutation-body
letterSubjectfrontier-massacres/10621
particulars re trooper Dungaree
locationsLetterfrontier-massacres/10621
Cardwell
mentionsCommunicationfrontier-massacres/10621
true
murderStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
They murdered some of the crew
narrativeCohesionfrontier-massacres/10621
true
officialCorrespondencefrontier-massacres/10621
true
officialLetterFormatfrontier-massacres/10621
true
openingStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
true
organizationalStructurefrontier-massacres/10621
true
originStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
native of the Tam O'Shanter Point district
outcomeStatementfrontier-massacres/10621
discharged

References (1)

1 references
  1. customctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621
    • full textctx:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621
      text/plain3 KBdoc:genealogy/frontier-massacres/10621
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      # 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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