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{{Short description|Jesuit mission system in South America}} ...locations.<ref name=Moreno/> During winter the Jesuit missionaries stayed in [[Castro, Chile|Castro]].<ref name=Moreno>{{Citation ...

...na. Abraham van Peere eventually founded the [[Berbice|colony of Berbice]] in 1627.<ref>{{harvnb|Hartsinck|1770|p=292}}</ref> ...

{{Short description|South-Central Chilean earthquake}} ...ke|great 1960 earthquake]].<ref name=Cisternasetal2018/> While the overlap in affected areas is significant relative to the 1837 earthquake, the 1737 ear ...

...the United States|Native Americans]] who lived on the [[Cape Fear River]] in [[North Carolina]] (now [[Carolina Beach State Park]]). ...nton>Swanton, John R. (1952; reprinted 2003). ''The Indian Tribes of North America'', p. 75. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Company.</ref> Their langu ...

...'' was the first [[Governor (Brazil)|Governor]] of [[Rio Grande do Norte]] in the [[Colonial Brazil|colony of Brazil]]. ...nio de Vieira Melo who arrived in [[Pernambuco]], coming from [[Portugal]] in 1654, shortly after the [[Dutch Brazil|Dutch invasion]]. He married Catarin ...

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...nists. This would ultimately lead to the demise of the southern Tuscarora. In 1713, Blount's band had all but secured victory. Members of the southern ba ...and Roanoke Rivers. His name matches the names of two prominent Englishmen in the area. There are disputes about how Blount got his name. One main theory ...

{{short description|Historic church in New Jersey, United States}} | caption = The Old Stone Church (1780), a mile and a half south of the current church building ...

...agaria chiloensis]]'', the beach strawberry, from an assignment in [[South America]], thus introducing this [[New World]] fruit to the Old. {{botanist|Frez.|F ...tizen of Anvers (i.e. [[Antwerp]]), was knighted by [[Charles the Simple]] in 916 for a timely gift of ripe strawberries.<ref>[http://www.nal.usda.gov/pg ...

{{short description|Overview of the events of 1712 in music}} {{Year nav topic5|1712|music}} ...

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...the east bank of the [[Mississippi River]], just south of [[New Orleans]]. In 1699, they were reported to be allied with the Ouacha/[[Washa]] and the [[O ...cted to Perier's attack on the Chaouacha and encouraged other small tribes in the region to relocate away from the French to lands under Choctaw protecti ...

...e history of colonial South Carolina, resulting before the end of the year in the expulsion and 'utter extirpation' of the Yamasi and several other tribe |popplace = [[South Carolina]], [[United States]] ...

{{Short description|Ethnic group of North America}} ...{cite book|last1=Swanton|first1=John Reed|title=The Indian Tribes of North America|date=1952|publisher=Genealogical Publishing Com|isbn=9780806317304|page=93| ...

...sequently joined the [[Royal Navy]]. He probably visited [[North America]] in 1686, reaching [[Boston, Massachusetts|Boston]] aboard the frigate [[HMS Da ...two years later was appointed to command the squadron before [[Dunkirk]]. In March 1711 he was promoted to [[Rear admiral (Royal Navy)|rear-admiral]] an ...

...wambait (1652-1716) an American Indian pastor, adjacent to Eliot Church in South Natick, MA, the former Praying Town]] ...k Indians His disciple Daniel Takawambait succeeded to the pastoral office in 1698.jpg|thumb|Church site and plaque marking the work of Eliot and Daniel ...

{{Short description|1712 naval pillaging expedition}} ...]]—wealthy [[Sugar plantations in the Caribbean|sugar-producing colonies]] in the Caribbean whose economies were based on the exploitation of [[Atlantic ...

{{Short description|Indigenous tribal group of southeastern North America}} |popplace={{Flag|North Carolina}}, {{Flag|South Carolina}}, {{Flag|Florida}} ...

{{Short description|Anglican diocese in the United States}} ...in North America|the diocese of the Episcopal Church|Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina}} ...