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• W1567361348 abstract "No seculo XVIII duas partes do leste da Espanhola (Santo Domingo Espanhol) fornecia carne e animais para o trabalho nos engenhos de acucar da colonia francesa ao oeste da Ilha de Saint Domingue, a mais rica produtora de acucar do mundo. Saint Domingue tambem comerciava ativamente com a costa de Venezuela que lhe fornecia animais como forca de tracao para os engenhos de acucar. Esse comercio, foco do circuito do contrabando de animais entre as colonias espanolas, francesas, inglesas e holandesas, foi muito ativo. Essas interacoes sugerem uma estrutura para a historia caribenha, ausente nas interpretacoes sobre a plantacao escravista. Meu estudo vai alem do arquipelago antilhano, ate o litoral de Sul America. Finalmente, o artigo ilumina o rol desempenhado pelos animais no comercio e cuja importância tem sido subestimada na historia caribenha. Palavras-chave : Caribe. America do Sul. Comercio de animais de trabalho Resumo No seculo XVIII duas partes do leste da Espanhola (Santo Domingo Espanhol) fornecia carne e animais para o trabalho nos engenhos de acucar da colonia francesa ao oeste da Ilha de Saint Domingue, a mais rica produtora de acucar do mundo. Saint Domingue tambem comerciava ativamente com a costa de Venezuela que lhe fornecia animais como forca de tracao para os engenhos de acucar. Esse comercio, foco do circuito do contrabando de animais entre as colonias espanolas, francesas, inglesas e holandesas, foi muito ativo. Essas interacoes sugerem uma estrutura para a historia caribenha, ausente nas interpretacoes sobre a plantacao escravista. Meu estudo vai alem do arquipelago antilhano, ate o litoral de Sul America. Finalmente, o artigo ilumina o rol desempenhado pelos animais no comercio e cuja importância tem sido subestimada na historia caribenha. Palavras-chave : Caribe. Sur America. Comercio de animales de trabajo Abstract In the eighteenth century, Hispaniola’s eastern two-thirds (Spanish Santo Domingo) supplied beef cattle. work animals, and timber for the western third of the island, French Saint Domingue... the richest sugar colony in the world. Saint Domingue also traded actively with the Venezuelan coast, which supplied mules for powering the colony’s sugar mills. A focus on these major contraband circuits foregrounds the Spanish Caribbean’s interactions with the French, English, and Dutch Caribbean. These interactions suggest a framework for Caribbean history where sugar plantation slavery remains a key component yet does not govern analysis and concept-formation. My framework also goes beyond the Antillean archipelago, which still bounds most studies on the region, to encompass the Caribbean littoral of South America. Finally, the article highlights the role of animals, in this case livestock, whose importance has been underestimated in Caribbean history. Keywords : Caribe. South America. Animals trade" @default.
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• W1567361348 title "Sugar and livestock: Contraband Networks in Hispaniola and the Continental Caribbean in the Eighteenth Century" @default.
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