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Across the harbor to the south, the city was protected by [[Port Royal]], a British fort most infamous as the main prison in the West Indies for pirates to be held. Famous inmates include [[Jack Rackham]], [[Charles Vane]], [[Edward Kenway]], [[Mary Read]], and [[Anne Bonny]]. | Across the harbor to the south, the city was protected by [[Port Royal]], a British fort most infamous as the main prison in the West Indies for pirates to be held. Famous inmates include [[Jack Rackham]], [[Charles Vane]], [[Edward Kenway]], [[Mary Read]], and [[Anne Bonny]]. | ||
Kingston also had its own Assassin Bureau, which was headed by the Master Assassin [[ | Kingston also had its own Assassin Bureau, which was headed by the Master Assassin [[Antó]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:55, 6 December 2013
Kingston is the capital and largest city of Jamaica.
During the Golden Age of Piracy, Kingston was a British colony, and was commonly visited by pirates, including the pirate Assassin Edward Kenway. It was also home to Laurens Prins, with his mansion and plantations occupying a large portion of the northwest.
During Kenway's travels and adventures, it was the meeting place for Templars Laureano Torres y Ayala and Benjamin Hornigold, as well as the city from which Woodes Rogers acted as Governor of the island.
Across the harbor to the south, the city was protected by Port Royal, a British fort most infamous as the main prison in the West Indies for pirates to be held. Famous inmates include Jack Rackham, Charles Vane, Edward Kenway, Mary Read, and Anne Bonny.
Kingston also had its own Assassin Bureau, which was headed by the Master Assassin Antó.
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Kingston as seen from the bay
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