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Pirates Caribbean

True Caribbean Pirates – Heroes for Justice and Democracy

True Caribbean Pirates – Heroes for Justice and Democracy

by Cherie Pugh

Cherie Pugh discovered the true story of the pirates of Nassau when sailing in the Caribbean in a traditional wooden boat. She found the court records of his trial in London, and spent years researching and writing his novel

"Mary Read - Sailor, soldier, "Pirate.

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The Real Pirates of the Caribbean were mostly desperate British sailors, abandoned by his government after the war fought and won the Queen Anne. , 1702 to 1713, England, Holland and Germany challenged the power of Catholic France, in a terrible war fought in Flanders and Spain. This war, fought nominally for succession to the Spanish throne, raised England to a superpower, won his entry to the immensely profitable slave trade, and ended the rule of the centuries old in France. However, England is now required no more than a skeleton crew to sail their boats back, and his crew were well trained for bread at all their scattered colonies. Other European powers also left the soldiers and sailors, and there were many Dutch, French and Spanish who had left their positions and were now homeless.

Many of the sailors stranded in the Caribbean were forced to cut logwood in the jungle, desperate life that unites them in fraternities very close, sworn to protect others by malaria, and hunger attack India. When a merchant ship captain tried to deceive the company Charles Vane, Vane killed him, and commanded the ship. And throughout the Caribbean, the brothers followed his example, and returned to sea as pirates.

At the same time, a large fleet sailed from Cartagena on the Spanish dominions, carrying the treasure stripped of South America during the war years. Now that peace had been declared, the Spanish decided to take the enormous risk of having your home. However, hardly had the sail when a powerful tropical cyclone slammed into them, leaving bodies and gold littering the beaches of Florida.

Pirates Treasure heard when Captain Henry Jennings Spanish sailor rescued a drowning. When the gallant Welsh refused to throw away, despite rumors of his Spanish team started revealed the fate of the treasure fleet. Jennings then together with the pirates, and led them in an overwhelming attack on the Spanish rescue camp. Who sailed along with a fortune.

Jennings then led to the former base Pirate Captain Quest – the port of Nassau on the island of Providence in the Bahamas. Due to the trade winds, the Bahamas stand in line the sail from Europe to the New World colonies, and every merchant ship has to run the gauntlet pirate. port of Nassau, with its reefs and shoals and extreme tides also was too dangerous for a large, square-rigged ship of the Navy to enter.

Urged by Jennings, the pirates together under the code Captain Mission who insisted on the honor of the Brothers of the sea. The pirates said they were true gentlemen, and were well-born, but a pack of wolves who gorged themselves on the helpless and weaknesses. Especially the poor sailors had been kidnapped by their own government, which requires hundreds of men for each vessel in its fleet, but never in the management to feed them properly, due to corruption of the commanders of the Navy, killed thousands of his own men each year, many times more than died in battle ever.

It is within the cultural disdain for the life of common man or woman, that pirates evolved. These men came from 80% in Britain living in extreme poverty and lawlessness, and all have suffered injustice, he decided not to tolerate or perpetuate it. If you catch a boat captained by a tyrant, encourage pirates crew "tickle" him before he fell in his boat by boat, keeping your boat on your computer to share. To them, this was justice. Pirates also released the slave vessels captured, because he hated slavery as much as any Quaker.

Pirates of the Caribbean live by strict rules, chosen by them, and clearly expressed in its bylaws. Marcus Rediker, in "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea – History Anglo-American Marine … "Survivors analyzed six sets of signed articles all insist that a man, one vote. Its officers were elected openly and could be challenged by any of the crew. The role of the mayor's office was to defend the rights of the crew against the captain, who could only give orders when they were 'chasing or being chased. Each man had an equal share in the looting, with the exception of the captains and quartermasters, who had share and a half.

Expelled a man who stole from the company, including the value of a piece of eight to anyone who is an open flame under the cover near the powder, regardless raped a "wise" woman found on board a prize, or child or pimp who bought on board for fun.

I found the court records of two women on board ships pirate, Mary Read and Anne Bonny, and are the exceptions that prove the rule. Mary Read masked as a man most of his life, including his time with Captain Jack Rackam. Anne stole two sloops Rackam crew, dressed in pants to attack and although they live openly as a female pirate, and his wife Rackam, was clearly good for business. Still, it is likely that the two women has contributed to falling Rackam.

[For more information on these fascinating women, see my article comes

"Mary Read and Anne Bonny - Pirate Women Caribbean]

As binding oaths they had sworn not to spill the blood of another, pirates abandoned anyone who broke its rules. A man could be the "prince of an island that was only a strip of sand in a sea of dazzling. Without water, food or shadow, he would die in agony within three days. Or it could be on a green island with everything I needed, and the probability of falling into the other boat to the water.

Perhaps the lasting achievements of the Pirates of Nassau was the introduction of the bird wing sail to Europe. John Haman built ships from pirates in small and fast Harbour Island, basing their designs on the sloops of the pirates of Malacca, "quick to attack, to run faster." Hackers easily exceeded the square-sailed ships of the Navy, and could easily negotiate their agile sloops the dangerous reefs and shoals of the Caribbean in much lighter wind. It was not until Navy adopted these boats, which threatened the pirates at all.

[For more information on Nassau, see my forthcoming Article

"Nassau - Haven pirate in the Caribbean]

In 1715, pirate fleets of small sloops, quickly dominated the trade between England, Africa and the Caribbean. They were still well armed, with its own dust and grenades, and theft of all weapons, large and smaller than needed. Navigate to a merchant ship, the king of death flying from the mainmast, drums and trumpets, their boats full of hundreds of armed men with blackened faces the curse, the devil, and mercy by promising only to the instant delivery, must have seemed truly frightening. The small and poorly paid, hungry crew made an instant surrender, knowing the reputation of pirates to be fair to the simple sailor, whose sea-chests that never touched.

Their Holds Were When full, the pirates sold Openly Their stolen goods at an auction on the docks of the corrupt colonial governors, who did not like buying expensive, highly taxed products in Europe.

In its heyday, the Brothers of the Sea was a united organization of thousands of sailors trained in companies of hundreds of men, large fleet of sloops fast. Openly dedicated to the ethics of justice and democracy, committed a large amount of theft, murder, but little else. They have been maligned as psychopaths is an ongoing injustice.

[For more information on the British government slaughter of these pirates,

See my article is "The End of the Pirates of the Caribbean"]

The pirate yarn end is available as an ebook or paperback

www.womanpirate.com

About the Author

While sailing in the Caribbean I re-discovered the story of the Englishwoman, Mary Read, who lived as a man and ended a pirate; and her young American friend, Anne Bonny, who lived openly as a woman rover.
I found their Court Records at the Public Records Office in Kew, “The Trials of Captain Jack Rackam and Other Pirates”, by Robert Baldwin, 1721, as well as all the Colonial records on the pirate settlement of Nassau.
Re-creating the life of Mary Read has been a labour of love, as well as the work of half a lifetime. Learning about the real pirates of the Caribbean made it worth it.
If you want to read “Mary Read: Sailor, Soldier, Pirate”, go to www.womanpirate.com

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