When it sailed from Manhattan to Amsterdam on 16 August 1647, it was loaded with 200, 000 pounds of dyewood from Cura�ao and around 14, 000 beaver pelts.
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Johann Rudolf Geigy-Merian ( 1830 1917 ) and Johann Muller-Pack acquired a site in Basel in 1857, where they built a dyewood mill and a dye extraction plant.
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However, after a huge 75 % dividend for the year 1629 30, it yielded little or no income : its defence costs far outstripped its receipts from the Atlantic slave trade and the sugar and dyewood produced by plantation slavery.
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The early settlers continued to live much as they had in Bermuda, fishing, hunting turtles, whales, and seals, finding ambergris, making salt on the drier islands, cutting the abundant hardwoods of the islands for lumber, dyewood and medicinal bark; and Wrecking
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To encourage companies like the important French East India Company ( founded in 1664 ), Colbert granted special privileges to trade with the Levant, Senegal, Guinea and other places, for the importing of coffee, cotton, dyewoods, fur, Brest and Le Havre.
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In the seventeenth century, patterns shifted in Yucat�n and Tabasco, as the English took territory the Spanish claimed but did not control, especially what became British Honduras ( now Belize ), where they cut dyewood and in Laguna de T�rminos ( Isla del Carmen ) where they cut logwood.
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The western hemisphere, the New World, was divided between the two Iberian powers by the Treaty of Tordesillas in what, until the late sixteenth-century, was an area that could be called " Ibero-America . " Spain called their overseas empire there " The Indies, " with Portugal calling their territory in South America Brazil, after the dyewood found there.
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Early January 1501 While in Cochin, Cabral receives missives from the rulers of Cannanore ( " Canonor ", Kannur or Kolathunad, further north, another of Calicut's reluctant rivals ) and Quilon ( " Coul�o ", Kollam or Venad Swarupam, further south, once a great Syrian Christian merchant city-state, entrepot for cinnamon, ginger and dyewood ).
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Gandavo opens with an explanation of the " ill-conceived " Brazil name, noting its origin in the dyewood " which was called brazil, for being red, akin to embers ", but insists on using the Santa Cruz name in the rest of his book, in order to " torment the Devil, who has worked, and continues to work, so much to extinguish the memory of the Holy Cross from the hearts of men ".
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