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Bermuda’s Caribbean roots run deep
['Shomari Talbot-Woolridge']
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The house was built of Bermuda limestone during the era when Bermuda ran the salt trade in Turks & CaicosSome of the oldest fortunes in this country were made in the Caribbean.
From the 1670s, we ran the salt trade in the Turks Islands and held it for a century and a half.
In 1710, when the Spanish and French took the islands, Bermuda did not petition London.
We fought a war over Caribbean salt.
It was fine when a few were able to profit from the salt, the sugar and the slaves of the Caribbean.