Database: Before the Golden Age - Revision history

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	The ~~{{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|~~Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The [[Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

imported>Darman36 at 13:43, 31 May 2023

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	The {{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the ~~{{Wiki\|~~House of Bourbon}}, as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The {{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 04:39, 4 July 2020

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	The [[Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The {{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the {{Wiki\|House of Bourbon}}, as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 03:42, 4 July 2020

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	The [[Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The [[Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 22:47, 17 September 2016

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	The [[Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many ~~European~~ powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The [[Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of its navy. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

	Jobs were scarce and the Caribbean was soon filled with angry, bitter sailors. Taking advantage of the lack of authority in the region, several men regrouped and formed crews to attack Spanish ships. They not only wanted revenge for what they suffered during the war, but also hoped to get rich. Soon, gangs of pirates flourished in [[the Bahamas]], and thus began the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|Golden Age of piracy]] in the Caribbean.		Jobs were scarce and the Caribbean was soon filled with angry, bitter sailors. Taking advantage of the lack of authority in the region, several men regrouped and formed crews to attack [[Spanish Navy\|Spanish ships]]. They not only wanted revenge for what they suffered during the war, but also hoped to get rich. Soon, gangs of [[Piracy\|pirates]] flourished in [[the Bahamas]], and thus began the [[Golden Age of Piracy\|Golden Age of piracy]] in the Caribbean.
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The [[Treaty of Utrecht|Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many European powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of its navy. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

Jobs were scarce and the Caribbean was soon filled with angry, bitter sailors. Taking advantage of the lack of authority in the region, several men regrouped and formed crews to attack Spanish ships. They not only wanted revenge for what they suffered during the war, but also hoped to get rich. Soon, gangs of pirates flourished in [[the Bahamas]], and thus began the [[Golden Age of Piracy|Golden Age of piracy]] in the Caribbean.
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	The ~~{{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|~~Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The [[Peace of Utrecht]] was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.

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	The {{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the ~~{{Wiki\|~~House of Bourbon}}, as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].		The {{Wiki\|Treaty of Utrecht\|Peace of Utrecht}} was a series of treaties between many [[Europe]]an powers, including [[France]], [[United Kingdom\|Great Britain]], and [[Spain]], that ended the [[War of the Spanish Succession]]. Aside from resolving many territorial disputes, it also settled the question of the Spanish Succession, establishing [[Philip V of Spain\|Philip V]], from the [[House of Bourbon]], as the King of Spain. The Treaties of Utrecht, however, did not resolve the problem of the unprotected coastline in the [[Caribbean]].

	The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.		The end of the War of the Spanish Succession forced Great Britain to demobilize a large part of [[Royal Navy\|its navy]]. Several thousand sailors were released and a great number of them, including [[Edward Thatch]], headed to the Caribbean, searching for new opportunities.