Letter Qsa846833
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Letter Qsa846833 has 39 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference, with 3 live disagreements.
Mostly:presupposes(8), reveals(4), exemplifies(2)
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- Colonial Frontier Anxiety[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Colonial Maritime Concerns[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Colonial Reliance on Native Police[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Information Flow From Frontier[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Exemplifiesin disputeexemplifies
- Colonial Correspondence Genre[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Patronage Application[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Presupposesin disputepresupposes
- Colonial Appointment Process[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Constables Availability[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Government Cattle Station Needs Management[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Howe Is Willing[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Native Police Availability[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Settlement Needs Protection[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Uhr Is Qualified[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
- Vacancy Exists[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Has Been TranscribedhasBeenTranscribed
Has Been DigitizedhasBeenDigitized
Is Preserved inisPreservedIn
- Queensland State Archives[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Dates FromdatesFrom
- Early Colonial Queensland[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Was Registered AswasRegisteredAs
Showsshows
- Bureaucratic Workflow[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Containscontains
- Multiple Authorial Layers[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Demonstratesdemonstrates
- Colonial Communication Delays[1]sourceall time · Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le
Has Transit TimehasTransitTime
Inbound mentions (3)
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processedProcessed(1)
- Colonial Secretarys Office
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receivesReceives(1)
- Colonial Secretary Queensland
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Other facts (16)
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| Predicate | Value | Ref |
|---|---|---|
| Has Response Date | 1868-03-25 | [1] |
| Has Receipt Date | 1868-03-16 | [1] |
| Has Processing Delay | P60D | [1] |
| Is Part of | Queensland Colonial Administration | [1] |
| Has Subject Location | Somerset Cape York | [1] |
| Has Writing Date | 1868-01-24 | [1] |
| Is Addressed to | Colonial Secretary Queensland | [1] |
| Was Written by | Wentworth Darcy Uhr | [1] |
| Is Digitized in | Fromthepage Correspondence Db | [1] |
| Is Sourced From | Queensland State Archives | [1] |
| Has Manifest Id | 32039763 | [1] |
| Has Series Reference | DR60923 | [1] |
| Has in Letter Number | 68/760 | [1] |
| Has Year | 1868 | [1] |
| Has Archive Id | QSA846833 | [1] |
| Implicitly References | Frontier Violence | [1] |
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References (1)
- [1]Sqlite Qsa 32039763 Qsa846833 1868 Letter From Wentworth Uhr to Colonial Secretary 24 January, in Le39 factscustom
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See also
- Multiple Authorial Layers
- Early Colonial Queensland
- Colonial Communication Delays
- Colonial Correspondence Genre
- Patronage Application
- Somerset Cape York
- Frontier Violence
- Colonial Secretary Queensland
- Fromthepage Correspondence Db
- Queensland Colonial Administration
- Queensland State Archives
- Colonial Appointment Process
- Constables Availability
- Government Cattle Station Needs Management
- Howe Is Willing
- Native Police Availability
- Settlement Needs Protection
- Uhr Is Qualified
- Vacancy Exists
- Colonial Frontier Anxiety
- Colonial Maritime Concerns
- Colonial Reliance on Native Police
- Information Flow From Frontier
- Bureaucratic Workflow
- Wentworth Darcy Uhr
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