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	[[Golden Age of Piracy\|The Golden Age of Piracy]] (~1670 to 1722) is the name that was given to several separate time periods that most of the [[Europe\|European]] powers fell into a struggle involving the colonization of the [[Caribbean]], many sailors saw the conflict as a huge opportunity to attack and loot the involved ships, thus becoming pirates. Their favorite targets were mostly [[~~Spain~~\|Spanish~~]] [[Man O' War\|~~galleons]] that were usually filled with the riches from the [[Americas\|New World]].		[[Golden Age of Piracy\|The Golden Age of Piracy]] (~1670 to 1722) is the name that was given to several separate time periods that most of the [[Europe\|European]] powers fell into a struggle involving the colonization of the [[Caribbean]], many sailors saw the conflict as a huge opportunity to attack and loot the involved [[Ship\|ships]], thus becoming [[Piracy\|pirates]]. Their favorite targets were mostly [[Spanish Treasure Fleet\|Spanish galleons]] that were usually filled with the riches from the [[Americas\|New World]].

	The Golden Age of Piracy finally came to an end around 1730, for most of its notorious ~~[[Piracy\|~~pirate]] [[captain\|captains]] eventually died out or accepted the royal pardons.		The Golden Age of Piracy finally came to an end around 1730, for most of its notorious pirate [[captain\|captains]] eventually died out or accepted the royal pardons.

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	The Golden Age of Piracy finally came to an end around 1730, for most of its notorious [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[captain\|captains]] eventually died out or accepted the royal pardons.		The Golden Age of Piracy finally came to an end around 1730, for most of its notorious [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[captain\|captains]] eventually died out or accepted the royal pardons.

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[[Golden Age of Piracy|The Golden Age of Piracy]] (~1670 to 1722) is the name that was given to several separate time periods that most of the [[Europe|European]] powers fell into a struggle involving the colonization of the [[Caribbean]], many sailors saw the conflict as a huge opportunity to attack and loot the involved ships, thus becoming pirates. Their favorite targets were mostly [[Spain|Spanish]] [[Man O' War|galleons]] that were usually filled with the riches from the [[Americas|New World]].

The Golden Age of Piracy finally came to an end around 1730, for most of its notorious [[Piracy|pirate]] [[captain|captains]] eventually died out or accepted the royal pardons.
[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]]
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