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Tobago was regained again just for a short period at the end of Duke Jacob's rule with an attempt in July 1680 at a new colony which also later failed. He began to restore the fleet and factories, and the Duchy never again reached its previous level of prosperity. The island was abandoned except for
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church. The colony was successful, but the Netherlands was not willing to accede to losing the West Indies and replied by establishing its own colony nearby a few months later. Thus, the small Curonian colony soon became overshadowed by a second Dutch colony. While 120 Curonian colonists had come in
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In May 1690, shortly after the island was sold by Courland and Semigallia the previous year, the Curonian government permanently left Tobago, and those who remained essentially joined the buccaneers or other Anglo-Dutch colonies. Absentee governors would continue to be appointed until 1795, thereby
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Soon afterwards the Protestant powers felt sufficiently organised and prepared to launch several colonial expeditions against Spanish interests in the Caribbean. The alliance between England and the Netherlands against Spain began to dissolve thanks to England's attempts to break Dutch monopolies.
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At the outbreak of the Third Anglo-Dutch War (1672–1674), the colony was captured and looted again by Barbadians, where in 1673 Adrian Lampsins and the late Cornelius' son Jan briefly again retook Tobago, but the island was recaptured by an English Barbadian force under Sir Tobias Bridge from
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The Dutch were primary competitors to Courland, which decided to support the English in the brewing conflict. Therefore, Courland received permission from its Protestant English allies to make still another attempt at a colony on Tobago.
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The Nepoyo (Arawakans) from Trinidad attack the settlement, but they were able to fend off the attacks with the help of the native Kalina (Carib) of Tobago, but were attacked again by the Kalinago (Island Caribs) from St. Vincent.
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visiting buccaneers from March 1683 to June 1686, before again being occupied by a collection of scattered Curonians from throughout the Dutch, French, and English West Indies, as well as by fresh settlers from the home country.
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The French attack again by March 1677, with the resulting naval battle resulted in serious losses on both sides, and the French forces withdrew, but returned the following year, captured the island, and destroyed the settlement.
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Edmundson "The Dutch in Western Guiana" English historical review: 1901 Vol. XVI 640 - 675 pp. -- About he first period of Dutch settlements in Guiana and Tobago, including some information about Courland colonizing
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seeking new harbours, and an expeditionary fleet of Spanish vessels, the Curonians left Tobago in 1666. In 1668 a Curonian ship attempted to reoccupy Fort Jacobus and was driven off by the Dutch.
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The Duchy of Courland and Semigallia became a focus of strategic interest for both Sweden and Poland–Lithuania. In 1655 the Swedish army entered the territory of the Duchy and the
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New Courland is finally sold to the British Empire by around 1690 to 1693, where last mention of the colony was a small group of settlers encountered by a Danish ship in 1693.
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1657, the Dutch colony reached a population of 1,200 by the next year, when 500 French Protestant refugees fleeing Catholic persecution joined them.
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with about 300 settlers attempted to settle on the north coast near Courland Bay. This colony was again blockaded, but proved more successful.
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Goslinga,C.Ch. "The Dutch in the Caribbean & on the Wild Coast 1580-1680" 647 pp. 12 maps Van Gorcum & C. 1971 Assen, The Netherlands
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Carmichael,Gertrude "The history of the West Indian Island of Trinidad and Tobago, 1498-1900", 463 pp. 8 plts. 1961, London, UK.
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quickly agitated and armed the tribes to attack the settlement. In 1650 the colonists abandoned the colony, which was evacuated to
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Although peace had been established between the Curonians and the Dutch, there still remained Spain. Following several attacks by
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Archibald, D. "Tobago: melancholy isle, vol. I 1498-1771" 137 pp. Westindiana, 1987, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
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The colony of the colonized: the Duchy of Courland’s Tobago colony and contemporary Latvian national identity
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Jamaican buccaneers and English forces from Barbados invade by 1666 during the Second Anglo-Dutch War.
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From the port of Ventspils to Great Courland Bay: The Couronian colony on Tobago in past and present
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Fresh Courlander attempts to establish a colony in Tobago in 1680 and 1681 were abandoned in 1683.
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Balts in the Caribbean, The Duchy of Courland's attempts to colonize Tobago Island, 1638 to 1654
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The Dutch recapture the island by 1667 and Dutch settlers re-establish the colony by 1668.
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A final Courlander attempt to settle the island in 1686 was largely abandoned by 1687.
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Barbados, and Adrian was killed alongside his nephew when the fort was blown up.
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at least as early as 1637, when a Couronian ship attempted to found a colony on
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The Courland Monument near Courland Bay commemorates the Duchy's settlements.
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Article also discusses colonization in Central and South America and Asia
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In their first year on the island the Curonians built an Evangelical
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with 212 settlers. An earlier European settlement on the island, a
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Tobago: The history of the Dutch and Courlanders' settlements
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The Duchy's ships started undertaking trade voyages to the
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from 1654 to 1659 and intermittently from 1660 to 1689.
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facilitating the continued use of covert privateering
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French forces from Grenada then capture the island.
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