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It was near the end of June 1674 when the unassuming merchantman content arrived in the

harbour at Port Royal Jamaica.

She wasn't an impressive ship.

She carried no guns beyond small firearms

and didn't have the sleek build of a ship meant for speed. The content was broad and bluff. a On that day in June she began unloading her cargo.

There were foodstuffs from England.

There were articles of clothing and fabric and the fashion of the French.

These ships that made journeys across the Atlantic Ocean made their living trading goods,

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