White Mughals opens in the last years of the 18th century, when the British were expanding inland after consolidating their presence in the coastal "presidencies" of Calcutta, Madras and Bombay.
Once European settlement began to expand inland, it conflicted directly with Aboriginal land tenure and economic activities and entailed the desecration of Aboriginal sacred sites and property.
But when Demak sought to expand inland, bringing with it Islam, its armies were halted in the mid-16th century by the kingdom of Pajang.
The stadium was built on the existing metro line; the BRT route was designed in part to enable the dense city to expand inland.
Like many other Native peoples, the Potawatomi had slowly moved west as the French, British, and Dutch colonies expanded inland from the eastern seaboard; the tribe had originally resided in what is now the lower peninsula of Michigan.
While he wants to keep his offshore business, which produces about three tons of fish a year, Mr. Lee said he was considering expanding inland, using a setup similar to that of SIF Agrotechnology Asia.
Italy, the next aggressor, in 1885 occupied the former Turkish and Egyptian Red Sea port of Mitsiwa (now Massawa, Eritrea) and then began to expand inland toward the province of Tigray, only to be soundly defeated by Yohannes in 1887.
The French forced the Hudson's Bay Company to expand inland, but the British traders were unable to compete successfully with other traders based in Montreal who eventually organized as the North West Company.
In the last few years, Greenland's melt zone, where summer warmth turns snow on the edge of the ice cap into slush and ponds of water, has expanded inland, reaching elevations more than a mile high in some places, said Dr. Konrad Steffen, a glaciologist at the University of Colorado.
The plan maps the pathways needed to allow wetlands to expand inland.
