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England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama pineapple planting. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection
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England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama pineapple planting. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection
CUL4855764 England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama pineapple planting. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection by Unknown Artist; (add.info.: England (C19th). Colonization (1880). Bahama pineapple planting. English colony in New Providence Island. Pineapples were one of the products for export from the port of Nassau, most important. Engraving. Private Collection); Photo © JBP/AIC
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This engraving from 19th century England depicts the colonization of New Providence Island in the Bahamas, where pineapple planting was a crucial industry for export. The image showcases a scene of farmers working diligently in the fields, cultivating pineapples that would be shipped out from the bustling port of Nassau.
During this time period, England's colonial presence extended far beyond its own borders, with colonies like those in the Bahamas playing a significant role in shaping global trade and economy. The intricate details captured by the unknown artist highlight the importance of agriculture and trade in sustaining these English colonies.
As we gaze upon this historical print, we are transported back to a time when imperialism and colonialism were at their peak, with England exerting its influence on distant lands for economic gain. The image serves as a reminder of the complex history of European expansion and domination over indigenous populations around the world.
Through this engraving, we catch a glimpse of life on New Providence Island during an era marked by British imperialism and agricultural development. It is a testament to both the beauty and brutality of colonization, encapsulating a pivotal moment in history that continues to shape our understanding of global power dynamics today.
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