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From inside the book88 pages matching History of the Caribbean: plantations, trade, and war in the Atlantic world in this book Page viiWhat people are saying - Write a reviewReview: History of the Caribbean: Plantations, Trade, and War in the Atlantic WorldUser Review - Ricardo - GoodreadsI'm really enjoying this, and this surprises me, because it's primarily an economic history of the region. Moya Pons argues that although the Caribbean is quite diverse in terms of language and ... Read full review Related booksContents
16 other sections not shown Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesabolition of slavery abolitionists acres apprentices attack authorities Barbados became beet sugar began black slaves Britain British West Indies cacao cane Caribbean Caribs cattle coffee colonists Columbus continued contraband crops Cuba and Puerto Cuban planters Cuban sugar cultivation Dominican Republic Dutch economy eighteenth century emancipation England English Espanola European Eustatius France freedmen French Antilles French colony gens de couleur ginger governor grands blancs Guadeloupe Guiana Haiti Haitian Revolution Havana immigrants imported increased Jamaica Kitts land Leeward Islands livestock manual labor Martinique merchandise merchants military molasses mulattoes North American peasants percent plantation owners political ports Portuguese Puerto Rico rebels revolutionary Rican Saint-Domingue San Juan Santo Domingo ships slave trade Spain Spanish Spanish Antilles Spanish government Sugar Company sugar exports sugar industry sugar mills sugar plantations sugar production sugarcane supply taxes tion tobacco tons of sugar Tortuga Toussaint Trinidad troops United University Press West Indian workers Bibliographic information
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