Barbados - Revision history

Gigermann at 15:10, 20 February 2023

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Gigermann moved page Bridgetown to Barbados

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‎Barbados

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 |Location        = 13N 59W
 |Level           = 9
-|Population      = 2700 (-1)
+|Population      = Total: 73,000; Bridgetown: 9500 (-0)
 |Forts           = 7
 |Commodities     = Slaves

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 |Location        = 13N 59W
 |Level           = 9
-|Population      = 2700
+|Population      = 2700 (-1)
 |Forts           = 7
 |Commodities     = Slaves

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-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgetown Wikipedia]
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 =Barbados=
 Barbados was the first major English colony in the Caribbean (in the 1620s). Though at the end of the Caribbee Islands (Lesser Antilles), Barbados remains their economic capital for more than a century. Caribbean traders often find European goods and passage to the Old World in the port of Barbados.

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 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgetown Wikipedia]
 =Barbados=
-degrees N, 59 degrees W. The first major English colony in the Caribbean (in the 1620s), Barbados is the economic capital of the Caribbee Islands (Lesser Antilles) throughout the middle and later parts of the 17th Century. Caribbean traders will find European goods numerous and the selling price of tobacco and sugar quite good.
+The first major English colony in the Caribbean (in the 1620s), Barbados is the economic capital of the Caribbee Islands (Lesser Antilles) throughout the middle and later parts of the 17th Century. Caribbean traders will find European goods numerous and the selling price of tobacco and sugar quite good.
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