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Meaning of "mackellar"
Mackellar is an adjective used to describe something related to or characteristic of Dorothea Mackellar, an Australian poet
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- A surname from Scottish Gaelic.
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Mackellar was uniquely qualified for his new post.
The French also captured Mackellar and his boat crew.
Robert mackellar is now a member of tindating.
He was the brother of poet Dorothea Mackellar.
Mackellar consistently lectured and published pamphlets to propagate social reform.
Member for Mackellar.
Mackellar was also able to resume construction of siege works to approach the fortress.
Division of Mackellar.
Mackellar gradually advanced his breastworks towards the ditch under cover of these batteries.
The descendants of the four sons prosper, but the descendants of MacKellar are unfortunate.
Terpischore and Mackellar then returned to the siege of Goa.
Mackellar says that when you were a baby… a devil stole you away and took your place.
Lassesen Island in the Mackellar Islands is named after Mawson 's dog.
Mackellar and the Liberal-Country Party Government do this?
Desperate, Mackellar goes to the Master and offers to pay for the expedition himself.
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Jones and MacKellar warn that we stand at a “ significant milestone in human history . ”.
By 1923 Mackellar had resigned most of his business appointments as health and memory deserted him.
