Database: From Slavers to Pirates - Revision history

imported>UJ112013 at 04:46, 1 October 2023

2023-10-01T04:46:34Z

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	[[Cape Cod]]//[[United States\|British America]]//1717-04-26		[[Cape Cod]]//[[United States\|British America]]//1717-04-26
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	In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West ~~African~~ Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].		In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a [[Ouidah\|trading post]] on the West [[Africa]]n {{Wiki\|Gold Coast (region)\|Gold Coast}}. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].

	At the time of its capture, the Whydah was armed with ten [[Cannons\|guns]], but Bellamy and his pirate crew converted the ship into a twenty-eight gun galley. After plundering a number of ships near [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]], the Whydah, along with Bellamy's other ships, attempted to reach {{Wiki\|Block Island}}, off the coast of [[Rhode Island]]. However, the weather rapidly deteriorated and the ships lost contact with each other. The weather intensified near Cape Cod and the Whydah was destroyed in the storm.		At the time of its capture, the Whydah was armed with ten [[Cannons\|guns]], but Bellamy and his pirate crew converted the ship into a twenty-eight gun galley. After plundering a number of ships near [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]], the Whydah, along with Bellamy's other ships, attempted to reach {{Wiki\|Block Island}}, off the coast of [[Rhode Island]]. However, the weather rapidly deteriorated and the ships lost contact with each other. The weather intensified near Cape Cod and the Whydah was destroyed in the storm.
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imported>Soranin at 16:05, 21 August 2023

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	In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].		In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:08, 31 May 2016

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	In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].		In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].

	At the time of its capture, the Whydah was armed with ten [[Cannons\|guns]], but Bellamy and his pirate crew converted the ship into a twenty-eight gun galley. After plundering a number of ships near [[Virginia]], the Whydah, along with Bellamy's other ships, attempted to reach {{Wiki\|Block Island}}, off the coast of [[Rhode Island]]. However, the weather rapidly deteriorated and the ships lost contact with each other. The weather intensified near Cape Cod and the Whydah was destroyed in the storm.		At the time of its capture, the Whydah was armed with ten [[Cannons\|guns]], but Bellamy and his pirate crew converted the ship into a twenty-eight gun galley. After plundering a number of ships near [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]], the Whydah, along with Bellamy's other ships, attempted to reach {{Wiki\|Block Island}}, off the coast of [[Rhode Island]]. However, the weather rapidly deteriorated and the ships lost contact with each other. The weather intensified near Cape Cod and the Whydah was destroyed in the storm.
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imported>Crookandcharlatan: it's a duplicate, so I'm swapping these out

2016-01-23T00:07:22Z

it's a duplicate, so I'm swapping these out

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	In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].		In February 1717, the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy\|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom\|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery\|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]].

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{{Wiki|Cape Cod}}//[[United States|British America]]//1717-04-26
[[File:ACIWhydah.jpg|thumb|250px]]
In February 1717, the [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Samuel Bellamy|Sam Bellamy]] captured the [[Whydah]], a [[United Kingdom|British]] ship named after a trading post on the West African Gold Coast. Built in England in 1716, the Whydah was a massive galley with three masts that weighed three hundred tons. It was used to carry [[Slavery|slaves]] across the [[Atlantic Ocean|Atlantic]].

At the time of its capture, the Whydah was armed with ten [[Cannons|guns]], but Bellamy and his pirate crew converted the ship into a twenty-eight gun galley. After plundering a number of ships near [[Virginia]], the Whydah, along with Bellamy's other ships, attempted to reach {{Wiki|Block Island}}, off the coast of [[Rhode Island]]. However, the weather rapidly deteriorated and the ships lost contact with each other. The weather intensified near Cape Cod and the Whydah was destroyed in the storm.
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