Dutch Tortuga (intermittently)

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Dutch Tortuga (intermittently) refers to periods when the island of Tortuga in the Caribbean was under the control or influence of the Dutch West India Company as part of its colonial trading and privateering network.

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Dutch Tortuga (intermittently) canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Caribbean colonial territory ⓘ
Dutch colonial possession ⓘ
chartered company ⓘ
historical territorial control ⓘ
colonialPower Dutch West India Company ⓘ
contemporaryWith Dutch Brazil ⓘ
Dutch Curaçao ⓘ
linked to: Dutch Caribbean

Dutch Sint Eustatius ⓘ
linked to: Sint Eustatius
country Dutch Republic ⓘ
economy maritime trade ⓘ
raiding and prize-taking ⓘ
re-export trade ⓘ
governedBy Dutch West India Company officials ⓘ
hasFunction naval outpost ⓘ
privateering base ⓘ
trading base ⓘ
hasLanguage Dutch ⓘ
English ⓘ
French ⓘ
hasPopulation European privateers ⓘ
buccaneers ⓘ
enslaved Africans ⓘ
free people of color ⓘ
inConflictWith English colonial interests ⓘ
Kingdom of France ⓘ
Spanish Empire ⓘ
locatedIn Caribbean Sea ⓘ
Greater Antilles ⓘ
Tortuga ⓘ
partOf Dutch Atlantic empire ⓘ
Dutch West India Company Atlantic network ⓘ
Dutch colonial empire ⓘ
politicalStatus contested colony ⓘ
intermittent occupation ⓘ
relatedTo Anglo–Spanish War (1625–1630s context) ⓘ
Caribbean piracy ⓘ
Eighty Years' War ⓘ
buccaneering in the Caribbean ⓘ
strategicImportance base near Hispaniola ⓘ
position along Spanish shipping routes ⓘ
timeCharacter alternating foreign occupations ⓘ
intermittent Dutch control ⓘ
usedFor piracy support ⓘ
privateering against Spanish shipping ⓘ
smuggling ⓘ
trade with Spanish America ⓘ

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Caribbean colonies of the Dutch West India Company → hasPart → Dutch Tortuga (intermittently) ⓘ