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anchored in the harbor of Nancowry before continuing her voyage to the Far East. The Austrians then realized that the British had already settled the islands. In 1868, the British had officially purchased the rights to all twenty-four of the Nicobar Islands from the Danish government. There were no
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In 1781, the colonists complained about a lack of drinking water and food, but Vienna took no notice and left its outpost to its fate. The colonists managed successfully until Gottfried Stahl, their leader, died in 1783; the remaining colonists decided to abandon the islands in 1785. In addition to
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If von Scherzer's idea had been accepted by the Austrian government, the colonization would have been most likely uncontested. The Danish had removed all settlements from the Nicobar Islands and relinquished sovereignty over them in 1848, and British colonization lay 10 years in the future.
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spread island-to-island until it eventually hit the Danish colonists so hard that the remaining settlers, including the head of the colony, sailed back to Tranquebar in March 1760. Another expedition was made in 1768, but within less than 9 years that colony had disappeared as well.
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on a trip of scientific circumnavigation around the globe. On board was a team of researchers from the Austrian Academy of Sciences, which also received the additional task of looking out for possible locations for a penal colony.
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but had been convicted of trading in opium and dismissed. In 1774, he traveled to Vienna to convince the colonially inexperienced Austrians of the feasibility of trade between
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Von Pollack-Parnau, Franz, "Eine österreich-ostindische Handelskompanie, 1775–1785: Beitrag zur österreichische Wirtschaftsgeschichte unter Maria Theresia und Joseph II",
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Octroi de Sa Majesté l’Imperatrice Reine Apostolique, accordé au Sieur Guillaume Bolts, à Vienne le 5 Juin 1775", Bolts, Guillaume,
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Stahl's death, the Danish decided to send a warship from Tranquebar in an attempt to remove the Austrians from Nancowry forcibly.
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The origins of Austrian colonization of the Nicobar Islands can be traced back to appeals to both Empress
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was settled, and the colony contracted malaria for the first time. The mosquito-borne
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The Nicobar Islands were officially colonized by the Danish on 1 January 1756.
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Steger, Philipp (2005). "The Nicobar Islands: Linking Past and Future".
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to sail to the Nicobars. In June 1778, the ship docked on the island of
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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Part I. Report. Part II. Tables
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but did not try to occupy them. The leader of the group,
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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Report on the Census
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Austrian India

German
Habsburg monarchy
Austrian Empire
Nicobar Islands
British in 1868
Danish in 1756
malaria
Danish India
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Denmark
Tranquebar
Danish
King of Denmark
Frederick V
Nancowry
tropical disease
Maria Theresa
Joseph II
William Bolts
British East India Company
Trieste
Far East
charter
Adriatic ports
Nawab of Mysore
Nancowry

Novara Expedition

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