Illustration
An illustration showing the manufacture of sugar from raw sugar cane. The image may represent a scene in the West Indies, although the machinery and techniques are applicable to colonial sugar plantations in the Caribbean, South America and the Portuguese islands in the Atlantic and West Africa. (From Universal Magazine, London, 1749, Library of Congress collection)
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