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• This edit suggests that Cazique is encouraging meatpuppets to keep reverting.
• The Cazique was rowed back to shore to rousing cheers from his colonists.
• Bennet informed them that Poyais did not exist and that he had never heard of this Cazique they spoke of.
• Other than Cazique getting his own way with the redirects, I can't see a way for this too end.
• User : TeePee-20.7 was determined to be a sockpuppet of User : Cazique and was blocked on 22 June 2008.
• The so-called Cazique persuaded hundreds of people, mostly his fellow Scots, to emigrate to what was really an untouched jungle.
• He concurrently intensified his efforts towards King Ferdinand VII of Spain in a November 1823 letter the Cazique proposed to make Poyais a Spanish protectorate.
• The Cazique's cash flow was all but wiped out when most of those who had bought the Poyaisian scrip did not make the payments due in January.
• The Cazique became " a great adornment for the dinner tables and ballrooms of sophisticated London ", Sinclair writes rumours abounded that he was partially descended from indigenous royalty.
• From 1821 to 1837, MacGregor attempted to draw British and French investors and settlers to " Poyais ", a fictional Central American territory he claimed to rule as " Cazique ".
• The only one who ( strongly ) opposed the move was, who has since been blocked as a sockpuppet of User : Cazique ( talk ) 15 : 08, 8 February 2010 ( UTC)
• Because English Law prevented proprietors from granting titles already in use in England, such as Earl or Baron, they created two new titles, cazique and landgrave, that would be passed down from father to son.
• :I've filed a sockpuppet investigation request at http : / / en . wikipedia . org / wiki / Wikipedia : Sockpuppet _ investigations # Cazique . c 21 : 17, 13 June 2009 ( UTC)
• While claiming royal status as Cazique, MacGregor attempted to dissociate himself from the Latin American republican movement and his former comrades there, and from late 1822 made discreet overtures towards the Spanish government regarding co-operation in Central America.
• On his return to Britain in 1821, MacGregor claimed that King George Frederic Augustus of the Mosquito Coast in the Gulf of Honduras had created him Cazique of Poyais, which he described as a developed colony with an existing community of British settlers.
• MacGregor dubbed this area " Poyais " after the natives of the highlands around the Black River's source, the Cazique ", a Spanish-American word for a native chief, being equivalent in MacGregor's usage to " Prince ".
• I believe that the available evidence is very good to indicate that LatinoAussie is a sock of User : TeePee-20.7 ( and therefore a sock of User : Cazique, attempting to finish TeePee's unfinished work of moving Latin Australian to Latino Australian.
• He had never granted MacGregor the title of Cazique, he said, nor given him the right to sell land or raise loans against it; the emigrants were in fact in George Frederic Augustus's territory illegally and would have to leave unless they pledged allegiance to him.
• Obituaries in the Caracas press extolled General MacGregor's " heroic and triumphant retreat " to Barcelona in 1816 and described him as " a valiant champion of independence " . " There was not a word about Amelia Island, Porto Bello or Rio de la Hacha, and there was no reference to the Cazique of Poyais, " Sinclair concludes.
• Merilhou entrusted MacGregor's defence to a colleague called Berville, who read the 5, 000-word submission in full before the court . " Ma顃re Merilhou, as the author of the address the court had heard, and Ma顃re Berville, as the actor who read the script, had done their work extremely well, " Sinclair writes; Lehuby was convicted of making false representations regarding the sale of shares, and sentenced to 13 months'imprisonment, but the Cazique was found not guilty on all charges, while the imputations against Hippisley and Irving were stricken from the record.