Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Tortola
Target Entity: Tortola
Preceding Context: As
Succeeding Context: , and to a lesser extent Virgin Gorda, came to be settled by plantation owners, slave labour became economically essential, and there was an exponential growth in the slave population during the 18th century. In 1717 there were 547 black people in the Territory (all of whom were assumed to be slaves); by 1724, there were 1,430; and 1756, there were 6,121. The increase in slaves held in the Territory is, to a large degree, consistent with development of the economy of the British Virgin Islands at the time.
Paragraph Title: Slavery economy
Source Page: History of the British Virgin Islands

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