Sentence examples for his colonization from inspiring English sources

Cuffe continued to advocate for his colonization plans, and he initially gained support from a number of African American leaders.

Gov. David Collins (1804 10), following the failure of his colonization venture at Port Phillip (Victoria), the settlement was relocated to Hobart.

Drawing on the work of the historian Benjamin Quarles, many believed that four of the five delegates were uneducated former slaves, hand-picked by Lincoln and his colonization commissioner, James Mitchell, to be pliable and subservient.

Though one of many similar proposals of varying character and design presented to Abraham Lincoln in the fall of 1862, Kock's project benefited from its backing by the Haitian government and a stroke of good timing as the president searched for a pilot venture for his colonization program.

He's also promised more recently to reveal more details of his colonization plan this year, of which SpaceX's satellite plans act as one small part.

Ironically, through his colonization pamphleteering we see that black resettlement was but a natural extension of this same philosophy, as much a key to political unity and industrialization as were protective tariffs, internal improvements subsidies, and the national bank.

By the mid-1570s Gilbeganbegan to apply his Irish colonization schemes to North America.

Jenni Olson: I'm not a Latino filmmaker but my film...reflects in part on Junipero Serra and his Spanish colonization of California and the history of the Mexican American War as a war that was, as Ulysses S. Grant said, "one of the most unjust ever waged by a stronger against a weaker nation".

His MRSA colonization had remained unknown, since contact patients were not screened at that time.

After two world wars, after the destruction of his home and his career, after his country's colonization by Russia, fear gripped him only as he left the past behind, and faced — like so many of his characters — an uncertain future by a dim light.

But he did see that at the heart of Greek troubles was poverty, and in his unwavering belief in colonization he showed a common sense denied in this matter to his greater contemporaries, Plato and Aristotle.