About: History of Saint Martin (island)

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St. Martin's history shares many commonalities with other Caribbean islands. Its earliest inhabitants were Amerindians, followed by Europeans who brought slavery to exploit commercial interests.

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  • St. Martin's history shares many commonalities with other Caribbean islands. Its earliest inhabitants were Amerindians, followed by Europeans who brought slavery to exploit commercial interests. (en)
  • Cet article relate les faits saillants de l'histoire de Saint-Martin, un territoire français situé dans les Caraïbes, dans la partie nord de l’île de Saint-Martin. Ce territoire a le statut de collectivité d'outre-mer française depuis le 15 juillet 2007. (fr)
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  • St. Martin's history shares many commonalities with other Caribbean islands. Its earliest inhabitants were Amerindians, followed by Europeans who brought slavery to exploit commercial interests. (en)
  • Cet article relate les faits saillants de l'histoire de Saint-Martin, un territoire français situé dans les Caraïbes, dans la partie nord de l’île de Saint-Martin. Ce territoire a le statut de collectivité d'outre-mer française depuis le 15 juillet 2007. (fr)
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  • History of Saint Martin (island) (en)
  • Histoire de Saint-Martin (fr)
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