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pirates became impatient to leave Bermuda. The following March, Bennett reported that there were pirates who refused to take the pardon without assurance that they would be allowed to keep their plunder. From March to July, Bennett's worsening predicament was repeatedly relayed to Secretary of State James Craggs by the Council of Trade and Plantations, which also blamed the fact that surrendered pirates were returning to piracy on governors' lack of any power to pardon without a commission. Bennett would receive this commission by the following October.
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had they not been supplied with necessities and information from people on shore. The following month, Lawes discussed how the proclamation was ambiguous regarding whether pirates who could not return stolen property to its lawful owner should be imprisoned, explaining that a prosecution against Henry Jennings which had highlighted this ambiguity had also dissuaded pirates from surrendering.
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In February 1718, Lt. Governor Bennett was optimistic about the pardon, reporting that he had been giving certificates to pirates who surrendered, and requesting instructions regarding how to ensure surrendered pirates would receive their pardon. The need for such instructions became more pressing as
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Given the preparation of commissions to pardon acts of piracy which had occurred before 23 July 1718 (as opposed to 5 January, as in the original proclamation), that month the Council of Trade and Plantations directed governors to issue proclamations with this new date, and suggested that the king do
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And if any Person or Persons, belonging to, and being Part of the Crew of any such Pirate-Ship or Vessel, shall, on or after the said Sixth Day of September, One thousand seven hundred and eighteen, Seize and Deliver, or cause to be Seized or Delivered, any Commander or Commanders of such Pirate-Ship
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In June 1718, about two weeks after Blackbeard's blockade of Charles Town, Governor Johnson opined that the proclamation of pardon was ineffective due to the number of recipients who returned to piracy, believing that the proclamation had proved to be an encouragement to pirates, and that the number
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were required to suppress it. In addition, the consultees proposed a royal pardon for pirates who surrendered themselves; the council hoped that this would reform the pirates into law-abiding subjects. Finally, the council recommended that the Bahamas be settled and fortified to prevent pirates from
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to suppress piracy in a squadron sent to the West Indies. On 20 January 1688, James II issued a proclamation (offering pardons to pirates who surrendered to Holmes or to an appointee of his) in order to ensure that colonial governors would cooperate with Holmes and his agents. Holmes' fleet achieved
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A year later, shortly after news of the War of the Quadruple Alliance arrived in New Providence, pirates from the Bahamas surrendered to Bennett in April 1719 and received the king's pardon. That May, more pirates surrendered on condition that they be allowed to keep their plunder. Bennett reported
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The reasons for the campaign's ineffectiveness till 1718 included the vastness of the seas in which pirates operated, pirates' better knowledge of those seas, outdated intelligence, and a desire to cut costs (which resulted in a lack of ships, maintenance and seamen). The campaign's initial lack of
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When the proclamation of 1718 was read and news of the War of the Quadruple Alliance arrived in March 1719, Governor Lawes wrote of his expectation that more pirates would surrender, the pirates having "long wish for" such a war. He also remarked that more pirates would have surrendered beforehand
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in order to grant royal pardons as promised by the proclamation. Such commissions were ordered and prepared that July; in addition, governors were then permitted to pardon acts of piracy which occurred before 23 July 1718 (as opposed to the original date of 5 January 1718). (Lt. Governor Spotswood
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We do hereby further Declare, That in case any Person or Persons, on or after the Sixth Day of September, One thousand seven hundred and eighteen, shall Discover or Seize, or cause or procure to be Discovered or Seized, any One or more of the said Pirates, so neglecting or refusing to Surrender
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under James I, and the corresponding end to English privateering in 1603, English sailors resorted to piracy. In 1611, Captain Richard Bishop became one of the first notable pirates to be pardoned, having surrendered partly due to qualms about attacking English ships. He was allowed to keep his
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to recommend to the king how best to achieve this. Having consulted merchants and other interested parties, the council agreed that the issue was urgent, replying that "the whole trade from Great Britain to those parts" was "in imminent danger of being lost". The council heard that piracy even
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Blackbeard and Bonnet would each return to piracy, Blackbeard using the veneer of legality afforded to him by Eden and his pardon, and Bonnet attempting to conceal his identity. Bonnet would later be executed, and Blackbeard would be killed while fighting Virginia authorities.
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of any of Our Plantations or Dominions beyond the Seas, every such Pirate and Pirates, so Surrendring him or themselves, as aforesaid, shall have Our Gracious Pardon of and for such his or their Piracy or Piracies, by him or them Committed before the Fifth Day of January next
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themselves, as aforesaid, so as they may be brought to Justice, and Convicted of the said Offence, such Person or Persons, so making such Discovery or Seizure, or causing or procuring such Discovery or Seizure to be made, shall have and receive as a Reward for the same,
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on the other came to an end. Employment for sailors became difficult to find and poorly paid, as privateering commissions became useless and as the Royal Navy discharged over 36,000 men (nearly three-quarters of those it had employed). In spite of the peace, Spanish
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Rogers received a commission to pardon in January 1719. That month, he wrote of his doubts that most remaining pirates would surrender, stating that reducing their numbers would be difficult without a greater presence of naval vessels under a governor's control.
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heard of the proclamation around 5 December 1717, from the captain of a sloop which he had attacked. Around early May 1718, on New Providence, about 300 of his roughly 700 men left his company, some intending to take the King's Pardon. During his blockade of
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of James I offered a general pardon without this condition. At least 12 pirate crews surrendered to the general pardon, though a large portion of Baughe's crew would shortly return to piracy. Captain Roger Middleton, who sailed first to Ireland then to
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Though Pearse lacked the authority to issue pardons, he offered signed certificates to pirates who would surrender to him. 209 accepted this offer, less than half of the pirates on New Providence. Pearse produced a list of their names:
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or Vessel, so as that he or they be brought to Justice, and convicted of the said Offence, such Person or Persons, as a Reward for the same, shall receive for every such Commander the Sum of Two hundred Pounds; which said Sums the
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advocated both royal clemency and an increased presence of warships to reduce the number of pirates and protect Jamaican trade. The pirates themselves threatened to attack Bermuda and (according to Lieutenant-Governor Bennett)
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We do hereby Promise and Declare, That in case any of the said Pirates shall, on or before the Fifth Day of September, in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and eighteen, Surrender him or themselves to One of Our
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The proclamation also included bounties for the capture of pirates who failed to surrender before the deadline, as well as offering rewards for pirate crew members facilitating the capture of their captains.
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of a pardon should he surrender; however, consistent with his not attacking English ships, in June 1616 he instead accepted an English offer of pardon, having sought one since the previous year (as too had
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who surrendered themselves to the correct authority before a deadline. Originally, the surrender had to occur on or before 5 September 1718; this was later extended by a second proclamation to 1 July 1719.
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On 22 May 1687, James II renewed the proclamation for the suppression of pirates, offering a limited time in which any pirate who surrendered would receive a pardon. That August, he commissioned
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and Governor Rogers received commissions for which this date was 18 August.) In the days following the 1718 proclamation, updated commissions were once again ordered and sent.
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In 1611, the English government was willing to offer a general pardon to pirates, on condition that they surrender their ships and goods. The following year, the
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By the time that Warren arrived in Madagascar, the Act of Grace had expired. By promising to extend the deadline for surrender, Warren obtained the surrender of
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Clive Senior suggests that the government had an incentive to pardon pirates, since this would keep these potentially useful seamen available in case of war.
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the same. On 9 December, the council also recommended a further extension of the date, hoping to dissuade pirates from entering Spanish service during the
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and those in Kidd's company were not offered amnesty by the authorities contributed to scepticism regarding acts of grace, including among the crew of
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William Howard, already convicted and sentenced, was pardoned after he was made aware that the deadline for surrendering had been extended, while
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For several months, piracy in the West Indies – particularly around Jamaica – had been such a problem for the merchants and masters of ships of
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During Charles Vane's blockade of Charles Town around 30 August 1718, Charles Yeats defected from Vane's command and, with a cargo of
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This article is about the Proclamation for Suppressing of Pirates. For the Act of Grace and Free Pardon (which freed Jacobites), see
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The proclamation also defined the following bounties for the capture of pirates who failed to surrender before the deadline.
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arrived in March 1719), Rogers employed pardoned ex-pirates as pirate hunters and privateers. These included Hornigold,
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that the pardon was working, since he was now only aware of ongoing piracy by Christopher Condent and Edward England.
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Pirates would not have to forfeit their property, but property taken unlawfully could be retaken by its lawful owner;
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reported that a considerable number of pirates had surrendered, including Hornigold. However, that August, the
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success saw the British government resort to offering pardons to pirates by issuing the proclamation of 1717.
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It further offered the following rewards for pirate crew members facilitating the capture of their captains.
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and Burgess. By the end of November 1718, the pirate hunters had captured more than 10 prisoners, including
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Around April 1718, Henry Jennings took a privateering commission from Bennett to hunt Charles Vane.
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When he set foot on New Providence on 27 July, Rogers was welcomed by pro-pardon pirates, including
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of it" if they were not offered a pardon, communicating this through the masters of captured ships.
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that they petitioned the king for its suppression. Following receipt of this petition, in May 1717,
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become notorious in 1613 as leader of a pirate fleet. He would receive offers from Tuscany, Savoy,
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warned governors against illegally receiving bribes in exchange for accepting pirates' surrender.
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Calendar of State Papers, Colonial series, America and West Indies, January, 1719–February, 1720
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taken to New Providence by Rogers, now with reformed pirates among its crew) turned pirate. The
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and around 150 others who sailed to Bermuda, most of whom would return to piracy. The likes of
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Due to the threat from both committed pirates and the Spanish (particularly after news of the
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anti-piracy campaign began in earnest. No pirate ships were captured till 1717, the year that
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On 8 December 1698, William III issued a proclamation offering pardons to pirates east of the
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Calendar of State Papers, Colonial series. America and West Indies, August 1717–Dec. 1718
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No pirate who surrendered before the deadline was excepted from the promise of a pardon.
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a temporary reduction in piracy, but the number of pirates had increased again by 1693.
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Calendar of State Papers, Colonial series, America and West Indies, Jan. 1716–July 1717
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As the Caribbean became less hospitable to pirates, Africa became the destination of
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Senior writes that it is unclear whether Bishop was allowed to keep all his plunder.
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to deliver the pardon, extracted bribes from pirates in exchange for their pardon.
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State trials of Mary, Queen of Scots, Sir Walter Raleigh, and Captain William Kidd
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warships. The following day, Vane left New Providence and escaped this force with
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Furthermore, by late February 1718, it was decided that governors would require a
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reported that the pirates were numerous in spite of the proclamation. Governor
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In the context of contemporary piracy, the pardon is often simply called the
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left four days later. Vane would return in late April, and again in July.
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recommended reducing the number of pirates either by force (to serve as a
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around the end of that month, Blackbeard rejected a pardon from Governor
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For every Commander of any Pirate- Ship or Vessel the Sum of One hundred
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from 1688, 1717 and 1718 (pp. 140–142, 176–180, modern typesetting)
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for the time being, are hereby required and directed to Pay accordingly.
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names indicate 19 pirates who resumed piracy while Pearse was present.
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persuaded Pearse to release Vane and his crew as a show of good faith.
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in 1713, the state of war (which had existed since 1702 as part of the
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Locations of Bermuda, Charles Town, Jamaica, London and New Providence
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List of pirates on New Providence who surrendered to Captain Pearse
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Pirates of the Eastern Seas (1618-1723) A Lurid page of History
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issued similar pardons or proclamations in the prior century.
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Pirates, Privateers, and Rebel Raiders of the Carolina Coast
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The proclamation did not contain a pardon, but promised one;
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From February to March 1718, Commander in Chief of Jamaica
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Murders committed during acts of piracy could be pardoned;
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British Royal Proclamations Relating to America 1603–1783
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Following its departure on 10 September, the crew of the
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On 23 February 1718, Captain Vincent Pearse arrived at
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were specifically exempted from receiving this pardon.
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until 1752, so this is sometimes (and contemporarily)
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fled New Providence, with Winter and Brown sailing to
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The Buccaneers in the West Indies in the XVII Century
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London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd. 2747: 1810:of pirates had tripled since its publication. 4156: 3390: 3388: 2845:: "Their undisputed leader was Charles Vane." 1630:'s new pirate crew included reformed pirates 1571: 6201:Jim Hawkins and the Curse of Treasure Island 2649: 2362:. pp. 134, 252, 261, 277, 283–284, 292. 2974: 2675: 2673: 1995: 1993: 1856:. Ashworth resumed his piracy in May 1719. 209: 4163: 4149: 4006: 3560: 3385: 3241: 2917:: "On... 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It promised a 13: 5427: 4002:(4 ed.). London: T. Woodward. 431:justification for the proclamation 14: 6623: 6250:Silver: Return to Treasure Island 4118: 2007:or recorded as the previous year. 1804: 1607:, Hornigold, and Hornigold's and 731: 182:The lack of competing pirates in 6546: 6545: 6533: 6386:A General History of the Pyrates 6208:Castaways of the Flying Dutchman 5729:Operation Enduring Freedom – HOA 3988:(2 ed.). London: T. Warner. 3985:A General History of the Pyrates 3841: 3822: 3806: 3787: 3771: 3748: 3732: 3716: 3704: 3681: 3665: 3649: 3630: 3610: 3582: 3566: 1734: 1721: 1720: 1706: 1699: 679: 655: 640: 626: 612: 598: 591: 553: 375:Council of Trade and Plantations 79: 3873: 3451: 3423: 3404: 3361: 3345: 3329: 3313: 3175: 3139: 3118: 2975:Brooks, Baylus C. 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Worcester, Massachusetts: 2001:officially began on 25 March 1859: 1707: 702:regarding the proclamation: 131: 123:Piracy in the Atlantic World 7: 5572:Battle of the Tiger's Mouth 5055:Rahmah ibn Jabir al-Jalhami 3619:, pp. 175–6, 215–216 ( 2028:Butler, Lindley S. (2000). 1924: 1852:became privateers based in 1785:to be pardoned by Governor 584: 424: 409:In August 1717, soon-to-be 10: 6628: 6582:1717 in the British Empire 6449:Pirate films and TV series 5889:African Slave Trade Patrol 5457:Action of 11 November 2008 4246:Barbary pirates (corsairs) 4170: 3926:Brigham, Clarence (1911). 2783:10.1177/084387141002200212 1820: 1676: 1572:Arrival of Governor Rogers 378:reached the seas near the 233: 135: 120: 110: 43:(also known simply as the 18: 6597:United Kingdom piracy law 6587:George I of Great Britain 6527: 6477: 6436: 6429: 6377: 6342: 6259: 6157: 5959: 5946: 5938:Trans-Saharan slave trade 5874: 5805: 5537:Battle off Minicoy Island 5512:Battle of Cape Fear River 5482:Anti-piracy in the Aegean 5452:Action of 28 October 2007 5447:Action of 9 November 1822 5422: 5320: 5228: 4592: 4585: 4511: 4475: 4432: 4385: 4378: 4223: 4178: 4135:Text of the proclamations 4034:Senior, Clive M. (1976). 3757:, pp. 332–333, 335 ( 3125:Woodbury, George (1954). 2358:. New York & London: 2352:Gerard, James W. (1885). 2229:. pp. 207, 320–322. 1951:Category:Pardoned pirates 1576:On 24 July 1718, the new 57:pardon for acts of piracy 53:George I of Great Britain 5933:Indian Ocean slave trade 5822:International piracy law 5759:Pirate attacks in Borneo 5631:Capture of the schooner 5623:Capture of the schooner 5557:Battle of Ocracoke Inlet 5283:Pedro Menéndez de Avilés 4125:Text of the proclamation 4007:Rogozinski, Jan (1999). 3515:, pp. 258, 277–279. 3128:The Great Days of Piracy 1961: 1775:Beaufort, North Carolina 1773:Around early June, near 382:, and that at least one 210:Proclamations of 1687–88 6607:Piracy in the Caribbean 6392:Captain Charles Johnson 5816:1717–1718 Acts of Grace 5527:Battle of Mandab Strait 5507:Battle of Boca Teacapan 5502:Balanguingui Expedition 5467:Action of 23 March 2010 4096:The Republic of Pirates 4069:The Republic of Pirates 4015:. Ware, Hertfordshire: 3244:, pp. 17, 47, 207. 2763:Fox, Edward T. (2010). 2702:, 23 December 1718 and 2614:, 20 February 1718 and 1578:Governor of the Bahamas 164:first Anglo-Spanish war 117:Piracy in the Caribbean 6572:1710s in the Caribbean 5749:Operation Ocean Shield 5577:Battle of Tonkin River 5522:Battle of Doro Passage 5477:Action of 5 April 2010 5472:Action of 1 April 2010 5462:Action of 9 April 2009 5442:1985 Lahad Datu ambush 5432: 5268:Jose Campuzano-Polanco 5253:Duarte Pacheco Pereira 4400:British Virgin Islands 4131:(original typesetting) 3968:Grey, Charles (1933). 3848:State Papers 1717–1718 3829:State Papers 1719–1720 3813:State Papers 1717–1718 3794:State Papers 1717–1718 3778:State Papers 1717–1718 3755:State Papers 1717–1718 3739:State Papers 1717–1718 3723:State Papers 1717–1718 3688:State Papers 1719–1720 3672:State Papers 1719–1720 3656:State Papers 1717–1718 3637:State Papers 1717–1718 3623:, 7 February 1718 and 3617:State Papers 1717–1718 3589:State Papers 1717–1718 3573:State Papers 1717–1718 3458:State Papers 1717–1718 3430:State Papers 1719–1720 3411:State Papers 1717–1718 3395:State Papers 1717–1718 3368:State Papers 1717–1718 3352:State Papers 1717–1718 3336:State Papers 1717–1718 3320:State Papers 1717–1718 2716:State Papers 1717–1718 2696:State Papers 1717–1718 2680:State Papers 1719–1720 2661:State Papers 1717–1718 2628:State Papers 1717–1718 2608:State Papers 1717–1718 2592:State Papers 1717–1718 2576:State Papers 1717–1718 2560:State Papers 1717–1718 2525:State Papers 1717–1718 2509:State Papers 1717–1718 2493:State Papers 1716–1717 2477:State Papers 1716–1717 2454:State Papers 1716–1717 2402:State Papers 1716–1717 2217:Gosse, Philip (2007). 1891:by that September, in 740:, Lieutenant-Governor 562:This section is empty. 525: 502: 459: 398:, Lieutenant-Governor 138:Acts of grace (piracy) 36: 6365:Pirates versus Ninjas 5792:Slave raid of Suðuroy 5754:Persian Gulf Campaign 5639:Capture of the sloop 5567:Battle of the Leotung 5552:Battle of New Orleans 5431: 5293:Richard Avery Hornsby 5045:Piet Pieterszoon Hein 5005:Moses Cohen Henriques 4975:Manuel Ribeiro Pardal 4720:Christina Anna Skytte 4258:Brethren of the Coast 4241:Baltic Slavic pirates 4188:Ancient Mediterranean 4011:Dictionary of Pirates 3941:Earle, Peter (2005). 3595:(b), 19 August 1718 ) 2663:, pp. 425, 432 ( 2610:, pp. 188, 224 ( 2225:. Mineola, New York: 2221:The History of Piracy 1917:, Edward England and 1777:, Blackbeard allowed 1654:and Dennis McCarthy. 794:, having sailed from 506: 463: 435: 419:make a new Madagascar 246:Captain Thomas Warren 158:Pardons under James I 121:Further information: 29: 6287:skull and crossbones 6243:Mistress of the Seas 5925:Capture of the brig 5902:Atlantic slave trade 5663:Falklands Expedition 5517:Battle of Cape Lopez 5437:1582 Cagayan battles 5364:Queen Anne's Revenge 4915:José Joaquim Almeida 4900:John Newland Maffitt 4820:Hayreddin Barbarossa 4660:Bartolomeu Português 4650:Artemisia I of Caria 4645:Alexandre Exquemelin 4483:Baltic Slavic piracy 4236:Anglo-Turkish piracy 3919:HM Stationery Office 3887:HM Stationery Office 3850:, pp. 436–437 ( 3741:, pp. 285–286 ( 3725:, pp. 264–265 ( 3591:, pp. 336–337 ( 3575:, pp. 266–267 ( 3460:, pp. 150–151 ( 3378:, 3 April 1718; and 3354:, pp. 226–227 ( 3322:, pp. 170–171 ( 2718:, pp. 170–171 ( 2698:, pp. 435–437 ( 2638:, 11 July 1718; and 2594:, pp. 104–105 ( 2578:, pp. 398–399 ( 2562:, pp. 326–327 ( 2527:, pp. 260–262 ( 2495:, pp. 316–317 ( 2479:, pp. 321–322 ( 2456:, pp. 311–312 ( 2404:, pp. 263–264 ( 2355:The Peace of Utrecht 1750:class=notpageimage| 671:class=notpageimage| 358:Support for a pardon 318:Anti-piracy campaign 162:With the end of the 113:Golden Age of Piracy 6304:No purchase, no pay 6272:Davy Jones's locker 6215:The Angel's Command 6059:Guybrush Threepwood 5907:Barbary slave trade 5884:African slave trade 5681:Jiajing wokou raids 5582:Battle of Ty-ho Bay 4805:François l'Olonnais 4665:Bartholomew Roberts 4553:Republic of Pirates 4046:David & Charles 4037:A Nation of Pirates 4017:Wordsworth Editions 3866:, pp. 320–321. 3854:, 24 December 1718) 3819:, 14 November 1718) 3784:, 2 September 1718) 3646:, 1 September 1718) 3539:, pp. 102–104. 3503:, pp. 255–258. 3491:, pp. 250–255. 3479:, pp. 245–246. 3448:, pp. 223–225. 3342:, 16 February 1718) 3310:, pp. 302–304. 3286:, pp. 285–286. 3079:, pp. 265–266. 3043:, pp. 260–261. 3004:, pp. 237–238. 2941:, pp. 234–235. 2881:, pp. 230–231. 2857:, pp. 231–232. 2706:, 24 December 1718) 2667:, 22 December 1718) 2598:, 14 November 1717) 2550:, pp. 176–177. 2432:, pp. 183–186. 2360:G. 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Index

Indemnity Act 1717

The London Gazette
royal proclamation
George I of Great Britain
pardon for acts of piracy
pirates

adding to it
Golden Age of Piracy
Piracy in the Caribbean
Piracy in the Atlantic World
Republic of Pirates
Acts of grace (piracy)
James I
James II
William III
first Anglo-Spanish war
privy council
Mehdya
Ireland
Henry Mainwaring
Tunis
Spain
Lording Barry
Spanish West Indies
Sir Robert Holmes
Pirate Round
Cape of Good Hope
Captain Thomas Warren

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