The Acadian settlers returned some gun fire but quickly sought shelter in the woods.

The editorial also warns that until this occurs, violence will continue as settlers seek to defend themselves, resulting in more deaths.

In 1906, the Minister for Lands visited the area, and local settlers sought his support for the declaration of a townsite.

Meanwhile, settlers in that region sought refuge in blockhouses.

These settlers eventually sought to separate themselves administratively from the French-speaking Quebec population, which occurred in 1791.

The settlers soon sought their own revenge, with armed parties forming to attack the Wiradjuri.

The first settlers apparently were seeking to establish agricultural production.

The collective decision is significant because Jewish settlers in Gaza have sought to present a united front against the plan to uproot them.

The white settlers, 30,000 strong, sought "responsible government," in which they would have a voice.

The first settlers sought to attract others by building a good school system as well as needed commercial activities.