The Plantation System In The Caribbean. Reference will he made also to other published work of best relevant to the discussion Chapman and hall, 1863), p.
Reference will he made also to other published work of best relevant to the discussion The plantation system of brazil and the caribbean, like the hacienda system on the continent, would endure for centuries as the model for agricultural production and rural society. Although relative latecomers to the new world, england had established control over a diverse land mass that was known as the british empire by 1708.
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The social structure of the danish colony in the west indies was synonymous with the plantations. The main source of labor, until the abolition of chattel slavery, was enslaved africans. The caribbean sugar mill with vertical rollers, french west indies, 1665. Plantation system in the caribbean.