1497 And 15 It Was Cultivated Afterwards In Spain In Valentia
Granada, and Murcia by the Moors. In the fifteenth century it was introduced into the Canary Islands by the Spaniards and to Madeira by the Portuguese, and thence to the West India Islands and to Braz...
Granada, and Murcia by the Moors. In the fifteenth century it was
introduced into the Canary Islands by the Spaniards and to Madeira
by the Portuguese, and thence to the West India Islands and to
Brazil. The Dutch began to make sugar in the island of St. Thomas
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