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<title>Our homes, our castles</title>
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<subject>Examines the evolution of Caribbean architecture. Asserts that the rectilinear grid which characterises cities of the Caribbean, South and Central America were based on what the Spaniards discovered in Montezuma's capital Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City.</subject>
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