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St. Vincent's unique historical circumstances, especially the presence of an unassimilated, frequently hostile indigenous Carib population, and the protracted Anglo-French imperial struggle for control of the island that preceded its ultimate incorporation into the British colonial system in 1783, delayed the ascendancy of sugar plantation slavery there. Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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