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'''Josiah Burgess''' (1689 – 1719) was a [[Piracy|pirate]], and close friend and confidant of [[Benjamin Hornigold]]. He engaged in piracy for a few years prior to 1718, until he accepted the British Crown's pardon after [[Woodes Rogers]]' arrival on [[Nassau]] and became a pirate hunter.
'''Josiah Burgess''' (1689 – 1719) was a [[Piracy|pirate]], close friend, and confidant of [[Benjamin Hornigold]]. He engaged in piracy for a few years prior to 1718, until Burgess accepted the [[United Kingdom|British]] Crown's pardon after [[Woodes Rogers]]' arrival on [[Nassau]] and became a pirate hunter.


He and [[John Cockram]] were killed in 1719 on the island of [[Príncipe]] on the coast of west [[Africa]] by [[Edward Kenway]] in an attempt to rescue [[Bartholomew Roberts]].
He and [[John Cockram]] were killed in 1719 by [[Edward Kenway]] on the island of [[Príncipe]], on the coast of west [[Africa]], in an attempt to rescue [[Bartholomew Roberts]].


==Final words==
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*'''Burgess:''' ''His own bloody pride.''
*'''Burgess:''' ''His own bloody pride.''
*'''Edward:''' ''You stepped in the path of my prize. Not a thing a man should do.''
*'''Edward:''' ''You stepped in the path of my prize. Not a thing a man should do.''
*'''Cockram:''' ''A cocksure cully, just like [[Benjamin Hornigold|Hornigold]] said.''
*'''Cockram:''' ''A cocksure cully, just like Hornigold said.''
*'''Edward:''' ''That [[Templars|Templar]] scab means nothing to me. None of you do.''
*'''Edward:''' ''That [[Templars|Templar]] scab means nothing to me. None of you do.''
*'''Burgess:''' ''And you're worse for it, Kenway! It were the Templars who took us in when all else went to shit! Not our king. Not our country. The Templars.''
*'''Burgess:''' ''And you're worse for it, Kenway! It were the Templars who took us in when all else went to shit! Not our king. Not our country. The Templars.''
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Josiah Burgess (1689 – 1719) was a pirate, close friend, and confidant of Benjamin Hornigold. He engaged in piracy for a few years prior to 1718, until Burgess accepted the British Crown's pardon after Woodes Rogers' arrival on Nassau and became a pirate hunter.

He and John Cockram were killed in 1719 by Edward Kenway on the island of Príncipe, on the coast of west Africa, in an attempt to rescue Bartholomew Roberts.

Final words

  • Cockram: You done us good, Kenway. Proved yourself a true bravo. And for what?
  • Burgess: His own bloody pride.
  • Edward: You stepped in the path of my prize. Not a thing a man should do.
  • Cockram: A cocksure cully, just like Hornigold said.
  • Edward: That Templar scab means nothing to me. None of you do.
  • Burgess: And you're worse for it, Kenway! It were the Templars who took us in when all else went to shit! Not our king. Not our country. The Templars.
  • Cockram: The Templars is our family. Where's yours?

Trivia

  • Burgess' database entry erroneously lists his date of death as 1721.

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