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Berbice

Dutch colony, Guyana
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  • Demerara River, Guyana
    Demerara River

    …which joined with Essequibo and Berbice in 1831 to become British Guiana (from 1966 the independent republic of Guyana).

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    …which joined with Essequibo and Berbice in 1831 to become British Guiana (from 1966 the independent republic of Guyana).

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  • Guyana
    Guyana
    / Early history

    …1814, when they purchased Demerara, Berbice, and Essequibo, which in 1831 were united as the colony of British Guiana.

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    …1814, when they purchased Demerara, Berbice, and Essequibo, which in 1831 were united as the colony of British Guiana.

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