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The [[Concordia Societeit]] (Literally: "African Society") was a social club which acted as a centre for amusements including balls, card-playing, races as well as theatrical entertainments between 1797 to 1810. | The [[Concordia Societeit]] (Literally: "African Society") was a social club which acted as a centre for amusements including balls, card-playing, races as well as theatrical entertainments between 1797 to 1810. | ||
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Revision as of 05:19, 22 June 2017
The Concordia Societeit (Literally: "African Society") was a social club which acted as a centre for amusements including balls, card-playing, races as well as theatrical entertainments between 1797 to 1810.
It may have been used for French performances in 1805 by Les Amateurs de l'Isle de France.
