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    captured near Havana in the spring of 1718. Ben was known to have died by captivity. His first act of piracy was recorded in the winter of 1713. Even though he was a pirate and stole ships he avoiding attacking English vessels. Ben was apart of many big events. Considering he was mostly under the radar trying to avoid English ships. Ben started…

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    he looked up there was a dense fog forming over the water, a large pirate ship began to appear. They began to get frightened and quickly turned and ran away. This was an odd ending, but surprisingly pepaw was done telling the story. Later that night after everyone went back inside to go to sleep, John was tucking Billy in and Billy said,”Dad, can we go to the bridge with a lantern tomorrow night and try to see the pirate ship?”…

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    build ships with his dad when he was young. He got so good at it that he was best on in the town of Tipton. He became famous for the ships he would build. Jake would say “I guarantee you I’m the best ship builder around the Central Valley, no one is as good as me”. But with all this success Jake got full of himself. He became greedy with all his money and belongings and never gave back to his community in Tipton. One day Jake was building the ship that was known to be the Titanic. This ship was…

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    1.0 Article 1 – Devonport oil tanker stand-off goes to Industrial Relations Commission. – ABC.net.au – 6th July 2015 The article looks into a dispute between the crew of an oil tanker and Caltex Australia. Caltex Australia is moving away from Australian crew members to an international crew members as they feel that it would be much cheaper for the company as Australian wage rates are higher. This has resulted in frustration of the Australian crew members where they refuse to set sail unless…

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    Departed. Then our ship departed from Port Canaveral around 2:30 PM to the ships musical horn playing “A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes”. The Next Morning We arrived in Nassau. I woke up at 8:00 AM on August 22nd to find the ship still in the ocean, but the pilot boat guiding the ship into the harbor. We arrived to find two other ships at the port. We pulled into the slip with the ships musical horns playing “When You Wish Apon a Star”. We were amused by the people in the Carnival ship taking…

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    Even the cargo that is plundered from ships is accurate to what was actually plundered from ships during that time.Where the game takes place, or the cities where Edward free runs around, are very accurate as well. Black Flag does something that not a lot of other games do nowadays, in that it accurately displays a time…

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    Pirates: the take-all-leave-nothing swashbuckling badasses of the seven seas. Commonly recognized for their conquests of unsuspecting merchant ships, expensive ransoms, and their never ending pursuit of treasure, what pirates are most known for is flipping the bird to any and every rule that might impede their progress. While some may consider pirates a long gone band of drunken thieves, the end of the pirating age is nowhere in sight-- in fact, it is as alive as it has ever been. Consequently,…

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    so. With every step, she reaffirmed her resolve. After getting on, she looked back at Ireland and bid it farewell. Steerage conditions would best be described as a nightmare in her mind her ;it being dense, filthy, and dark at the very bottom of the ship. There was little to no privacy or ventilation. The air was oppressive and foul. Several of bunks were lined side by side, only separated by blankets or personal belongings. They were allowed go up during the day,leading to a daily assemblage on…

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    Unfortunately for merchant interests, enticing pirates to quit their criminal endeavors failed as badly as the military efforts to stop them. Although pardons were successful at bringing pirates into shore, they did not keep them for long. Many shook the hand of the governor, swore his allegiance to the crown, and then shortly returned to preying on vessels at sea. The failure of pardons to slow the proliferation of piracy cannot all be blamed on piratical greed. Pardons were specific to…

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    As stated by Burnett, “Blackbeard is long gone but a new and violent breed of pirate is taking his place, plundering ships in most oceans of the world” (9). The global phenomenon of contemporary piracy exemplifies modern trends which contribute to its reawakening. In modern day piracy, pirates are criminals who are driven by economic necessity. According to Martin Murphy, piracy can be referred to as a gang crime because the act of piracy occurs in small groups rather than individually (23).…

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