Logwood Trade Rights and Spanish Conflicts in the Caribbean
A long, dense excerpt outlines Britain’s logwood trade rights in the Caribbean, rooted in Jamaica and Campeoche Bay. It recounts disputes with Spain, colonial treaties, and the strategic value of logwood to Great Britain, detailing governors, privateers, and maritime commerce from the 17th to early 18th century.
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Great Britain
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