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The host argues that Spain's morally restricted colonial order produced a less extractive and more stable Dominican side of Hispaniola, whereas French and Dutch slave extraction produced Haitian collapse.
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Dominican Republic
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"...actually leads to very interesting things. Where, for example, Haiti and Dominican Republic is on the same island. San Domingo is like split in..."
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"The other side has like something like 13 % African ancestry. And is quite stable. And does an awful lot better because it was..."
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