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Early Modern Diplomacy

Perhaps you are a longing for a , in this case this week’s take offers you a relaxing weekend read:

Today we focus on which were discovered by the in the middle of the 15th c. In 1466 the islands received trading rights in West . Cape Verde provided a stopover on the transatlantic slave trading route. Moreover, plantations were established there. However, Cabo Verdean society was decidedly mixed. (1/7)

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18th century map over Cape Verde
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Feb 23, 2025, 09:54 · · · Web · 13 · 12
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