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The French arrived first, but were quickly followed by the English, resulting in a land battle that continued throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. While fighting each other, the Europeans also had to contend with the Caribs. Increasingly larger European oradea mare troops were sent to the island and gradually the Caribs were driven inland and subdued.

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