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In 1715, following an engagement between a [[Royal Navy|British warship]] and pirates off the coast of [[Cape Bonavista]], the passing ''Revenge'' was forced ashore and its captain, Stede Bonnet, accused of piracy. Following Stede's timely rescue by [[Edward Kenway]], the two departed for [[Havana]]. | In 1715, following an engagement between a [[Royal Navy|British warship]] and pirates off the coast of [[Cape Bonavista]], the passing ''Revenge'' was forced ashore and its captain, Stede Bonnet, accused of piracy. Following Stede's timely rescue by [[Edward Kenway]], the two departed for [[Havana]]. | ||
Three years later, in 1718, Stede took ''Revenge'' out to open ocean to fulfil his dream of becoming a pirate | Three years later, in 1718, Stede took ''Revenge'' out to open ocean to fulfil his dream of becoming a pirate. | ||
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The Revenge was a schooner owned by the up-and-coming pirate Stede Bonnet during the early 18th century.
In 1715, following an engagement between a British warship and pirates off the coast of Cape Bonavista, the passing Revenge was forced ashore and its captain, Stede Bonnet, accused of piracy. Following Stede's timely rescue by Edward Kenway, the two departed for Havana.
Three years later, in 1718, Stede took Revenge out to open ocean to fulfil his dream of becoming a pirate.
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