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'''Hispaniola''' was the first [[Spain|Spanish]] colony in the [[New World]], and one of [[Christopher Columbus]]'s first discoveries.  Today Hispaniola has two countries separated by mountains: its eastern two thirds is the [[Dominican Republic]], while its western one-third is [[Haiti]]. The Dominican Republic has produced many great [[baseball]] players today, including Albert Pujols, [[Sammy Sosa]], Pedro Martinez, Jose Reyes and Manny Ramirez.
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'''Hispaniola''' was the first [[Spain|Spanish]] colony in the [[New World]], and one of [[Christopher Columbus]]'s first discoveries.  Today, Hispaniola has two countries separated by mountains: its eastern two thirds is the [[Dominican Republic]], while its western one-third is [[Haiti]].  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:21, September 10, 2011

Hispaniola was the first Spanish colony in the New World, and one of Christopher Columbus's first discoveries. Today, Hispaniola has two countries separated by mountains: its eastern two thirds is the Dominican Republic, while its western one-third is Haiti.