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Sholan (died 1654) (also
known as Nashawhonan, Nashoonan, Shawanon, and Showanon) was the
leader (sachem) of the
Nashaway tribe who
lived on
small hill...
- The
Sholan Alliance series is a
series of nine
science fiction novels written by
Scottish author Lisanne Norman. The
Sholan Alliance series consists of:...
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Tahanto was the
nephew of
Sachem Sholan.
Tahanto was
baptized as a Christian, and
eventually succeeded his uncle,
Sholan, as
leader of the
Nashaway (Pennacook...
- were
possibly confederated with the Pennacook. In 1643
Nashaway leader Sholan deeded a
large tract of land to the
early settlers who
formed the town of...
- 700 by 2,300 feet)
across and had
begun effusive activity, It was
named Sholan Island.
Satellite images taken on 15
January 2012
showed that the eruption...
-
organization with
varied and
often obscure motives in
Lisanne Norman's
Sholan Alliance. The
Camarilla is an ancient,
secret organization of
witch hunters...
- best
known as the
author of The
Sholan Alliance series. She was
trained as a teacher.
Turning Point, Book 1 of the
Sholan Alliance series,
first published...
- Daoud, Mohamed; Alchalbi, Abdulmutaleb; Ergintav, Semih; Gomez, Francisco;
Sholan, Jamal; Bou‐Rabee, Firyal; Ogubazghi, Ghebrebrhan; Haileab,
Biniam (2010)...
- Archipelago, a
small chain of
islands owned by Yemen. The
first island,
Sholan Island,
emerged in an
eruption in
December 2011, the
second island, Jadid...
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these Albemarle Pippins, good for
baking and
apple sauce.
Community owned Sholan Farms-the last
working apple orchard in the
birth place of
Johnny Appleseed-Leominster...
