pemulwuy造句

• Tedbury, son of Pemulwuy, was captured near Pennant Hills.
• Pemulwuy recommenced his fighting against the British by November 1797.
• In 2008 Marlene Cummins released an eponymous song about Pemulwuy.
• Pemulwuy was the first to be shot and wounded.
• Pemulwuy was the main leader of raids against the colony in the 1790s.
• British military expeditions failed to locate and capture Pemulwuy.
• Pemulwuy became a kadaicha man of his tribe.
• Pemulwuy's head was preserved in spirits.
• Australian composer Paul Jarman composed a choral work entitled " Pemulwuy ".
• Pemulwuy, an Aboriginal Political leader, is notable for his Brickfield and Hawkesbury River.
• The redevelopment of Redfern by the Aboriginal Housing Company has been called the Pemulwuy Project.
• The other man commemorated was Pemulwuy who fought against European settlement in the Sydney district.
• The most prominent warrior was Pemulwuy.
• Famous Aborigines who resisted British colonisation in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries include Pemulwuy and Yagan.
• Pemulwuy is a 5-minute drive to the M4 and 10-minute drive to Parramatta.
• Pemulwuy would hunt meat and provide it to the food-challenged new colony in exchange for goods.
• In May 1795, Pemulwuy or one of his followers speared a convict near present-day Chippendale.
• When confronted, Pemulwuy threw a spear at a soldier prompting the government troops and settlers to open fire.
• Pemulwuy was a member of the Bidjigal people, who were the original inhabitants of Toongabbie and Parramatta in Sydney.
• However, in 1790 Pemulwuy began a twelve-year guerilla war against the British, which continued until his death.