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	In July 1703, during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], [[France\|French]] and [[Spain\|Spanish]] troops attacked the [[United Kingdom\|British]] territory of [[New Providence]], and ultimately burnt it to the ground. By 1706, no one ruled over Nassau.		In July 1703, during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], [[France\|French]] and [[Spain\|Spanish]] troops attacked the [[United Kingdom\|British]] territory of [[New Providence]], and ultimately burnt it to the ground. By 1706, no one ruled over Nassau.

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[[Nassau]]//[[The Bahamas]]//1706
[[File:ACI Ungoverned Island.jpg|thumb|250px]]
In July 1703, during the [[War of the Spanish Succession]], [[France|French]] and [[Spain|Spanish]] troops attacked the [[United Kingdom|British]] territory of [[New Providence]], and ultimately burnt it to the ground. By 1706, no one ruled over Nassau.

In the aftermath of the war, thousands of sailors were left without work. Many of them stayed in the [[Caribbean]], where they had been stationed at the end of the conflict, while others headed towards Central America from [[Europe]]. Most of these seamen sought to take advantage of the ungoverned territory.
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