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- Q12983104 subject Q6135095.
- Q12983104 subject Q6259838.
- Q12983104 subject Q6484109.
- Q12983104 subject Q8225963.
- Q12983104 subject Q8396488.
- Q12983104 subject Q8519710.
- Q12983104 abstract "Seasoning, or The Seasoning, is the term applied to the period of adjustment that was undertaken by immigrants - African and European - following their first attack of tropical disease, during the colonization of the Americas. Malaria was the chief adversary of colonists and slaves. Death rates dramatically differed between regions in the Americas. Those who survived were known as Seasoned, and for slaves this would command a higher price.".
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q127834.
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- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q419763.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q6135095.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q6259838.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q6484109.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q815962.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q8225963.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q8396488.
- Q12983104 wikiPageWikiLink Q8519710.
- Q12983104 comment "Seasoning, or The Seasoning, is the term applied to the period of adjustment that was undertaken by immigrants - African and European - following their first attack of tropical disease, during the colonization of the Americas. Malaria was the chief adversary of colonists and slaves. Death rates dramatically differed between regions in the Americas. Those who survived were known as Seasoned, and for slaves this would command a higher price.".
- Q12983104 label "Seasoning (colonialism)".