Database: Charles-Towne - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 18:56, 23 April 2025

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's ~~{{Wiki\|~~Charles Eden ~~(politician)~~\|governor}}.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's [[Charles Eden\|governor]].

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])

imported>Darman36 at 06:29, 17 July 2023

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] ~~privateers~~. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's {{Wiki\|Charles Eden (politician)\|governor}}.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's {{Wiki\|Charles Eden (politician)\|governor}}.

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])

imported>Darman36 at 06:28, 17 July 2023

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's {{Wiki\|Charles Eden (politician)\|governor}}.

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])

	(Note: You get paid for this? - JM)		(Note: You get paid for this? - [[Jill Murray (Abstergo Entertainment)\|JM]])
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imported>Bovkaffe at 23:22, 24 December 2017

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.

imported>Bovkaffe at 05:18, 10 August 2015

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	Founded in 1670, [[Charles-Towne]] would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC4BF):Charles-Towne to Database: Charles-Towne without leaving a redirect

2015-08-10T05:17:07Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC4BF):Charles-Towne to Database: Charles-Towne without leaving a redirect

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imported>Amnestyyy at 05:16, 10 August 2015

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial America's busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from Spanish and French privateers. Ironically, Blackbeard settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.		Founded in 1670, [[Charles-Towne]] would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] privateers. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)

	(Note: You get paid for this? - JM)		(Note: You get paid for this? - JM)
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imported>Crookandcharlatan: forgot the standard abstergo commentary

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forgot the standard abstergo commentary

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial America's busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from Spanish and French privateers. Ironically, Blackbeard settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial America's busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from Spanish and French privateers. Ironically, Blackbeard settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.

			(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout mint julep. - DM)

			(Note: You get paid for this? - JM)

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Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become Charleston, one of colonial America's busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from Spanish and French privateers. Ironically, Blackbeard settled there with a pardon and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's governor.

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	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's ~~{{Wiki\|~~Charles Eden ~~(politician)~~\|governor}}.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's [[Charles Eden\|governor]].

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])

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	[[File:AC4DB - Charles-Towne.png\|250px\|right]]		[[File:AC4DB - Charles-Towne.png\|250px\|right]]
	Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] ~~privateers~~. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's {{Wiki\|Charles Eden (politician)\|governor}}.		Founded in 1670, Charles-Towne would grow to become [[Charleston]], one of colonial [[United States\|America]]'s busiest ports. In the early 1700s, defensive walls were built around the city's perimeter to defend the sparse settlement against attacks from [[Spain\|Spanish]] and [[France\|French]] [[privateer]]s. Ironically, [[Edward Thatch\|Blackbeard]] settled there with a {{Wiki\|1717–1718 Acts of Grace\|pardon}} and continued his pirating ways in collusion with the colony's {{Wiki\|Charles Eden (politician)\|governor}}.

	(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])		(Note: I know a little place of East Bay Street that makes a knockout {{Wiki\|mint julep}}. - [[Darby McDevitt (Abstergo Entertainment)\|DM]])