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The '''''Royal African Pearl''''' was a [[slave ship]] owned and operated by the [[Royal African Company]], during the early 18th century. In 1718, pirates [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Charles Vane]] boarded the ship to find answers as to the location of "The Sage" [[Bartholomew Roberts]], and found out that the ship was bound for Kingston, Jamaica. | The '''''Royal African Pearl''''' was a [[slave ship]] owned and operated by the [[Royal African Company]], during the early 18th century. In 1718, pirates [[Edward Kenway]] and [[Charles Vane]] boarded the ship to find answers as to the location of "The Sage" [[Bartholomew Roberts]], and found out that the ship was bound for Kingston, Jamaica. | ||
== Trivia == | |||
*The ''Pearl's crew'', although British, are dressed in Spanish uniforms. | |||
*When using the spyglass on the ship, it has no flag; it belongs to the Royal African Company and not Britain. | |||
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The Royal African Pearl was a slave ship owned and operated by the Royal African Company, during the early 18th century. In 1718, pirates Edward Kenway and Charles Vane boarded the ship to find answers as to the location of "The Sage" Bartholomew Roberts, and found out that the ship was bound for Kingston, Jamaica.
Trivia
- The Pearl's crew, although British, are dressed in Spanish uniforms.
- When using the spyglass on the ship, it has no flag; it belongs to the Royal African Company and not Britain.
Reference