They were driven from their lands and, when they resisted, they were routinely massacred.
The area was used by the Port Dalrymple an early name for George Town in Northern Tasmania Aboriginal Tasmanians until they were driven from their lands by European settlement.
Some had placed empty bowls on their heads, waiting for handouts of food because they had been driven from their land.
Similar arguments have long been made in Colombia, where millions of farmers have been driven from their land to live in urban slums.
Clean water is disappearing, malaria is spreading as mosquitoes breed in abandoned workings, and small farmers are being driven from their land.
Bedouins in Israel Are Being Driven From Their Land with Tear Gas and Water Cannons.
Shayla told me that when families are driven from their land, they have nowhere to go but the city, where they are exposed to alcoholism, prostitution and child prostitution.
She commands Abraham, the man with power, to drive them out, as Adam and Eve were driven from the garden, as the Israelites were driven from Egypt, as the people of Canaan would be driven from their land and cut off from their inheritance.
His purpose was to defend the Protestants against further oppression, to restore the dukes of Mecklenburg, his relatives, who had been driven from their lands by Ferdinand's forces, and perhaps to strengthen Sweden's strategic position in the Baltic.
(One hopes that Mr. Schnabel, as a former art star, is not drawing a parallel between his situation and that of the chiefs, whose portraits were painted as they were being driven from their lands).
In the early eighteen-seventies, the Osage had been driven from their lands in Kansas onto a rocky, presumably worthless reservation in northeastern Oklahoma, only to discover, decades later, that this land was sitting above some of the largest oil deposits in the United States.
