Database: Tortuga - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 20:07, 18 June 2024

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	[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.		[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.

	The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]].		The island later become a successful [[sugar]] [[plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]].

	Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th ~~centurty~~. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.		Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th century. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.

	Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].		Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].

imported>UJ112013 at 14:44, 16 February 2019

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	Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].		Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].

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imported>Kaikai947 at 15:05, 6 February 2019

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	[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.		[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.

	The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]].~~<br />~~Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th centurty. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.~~<br />~~Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].		The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]].

			Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th centurty. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.

			Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

imported>UJ112013 at 14:48, 6 February 2019

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			[[File:Database_Tortuga.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.		[[Tortuga\|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times\|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus\|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.

	The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]]. <br/> Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th centurty. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.<br> Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].		The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England\|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]].<br />Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th centurty. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.<br />Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]

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[[Tortuga|A small island]] off the northern coast of [[Modern times|modern day]] [[Haiti]] (Hispaniola in the 17th and 18th century) which, because of its location off the Windward Passage, acted as a convenient center for [[piracy]]. The island was first spotted by [[Christopher Columbus|Columbus]], who named it because of its tortoise-like shape on the horizon.

The island later become a successful [[sugar plantation]] under [[England|Englishman]] [[Peter Beckford]]. <br/> Sugar was the main crop produced in the [[Caribbean]] until the 20th centurty. Most islands are their own fields and mills to refine it.<br> Labor in those plantation is one of the main reason for the [[slave]] trade that funneled men and women from mainly west [[Africa]] toward the [[Caribbean]].
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