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Yorkshire man William strickland brought what to Britain in 1526?
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What did William strickland bring to Britain in 1526?
William Strickland was from Yorkshire, England and traveled to North America. When he returned to Britain he is said to have brought the first Turkey from North America.
Yorkshireman William strickland is believed to have brought the first what to Britain from north America in 1526?
Yorkshireman William Strickland is believed to have brought the first turkey to Britain in 1526. He was an English landowner who sailed on early voyages of exploration to the Americas.
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