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During the Golden Age of piracy, many of the voyages undertaken by privateers and pirates were encouraged by ships laden with gold, silver and precious stones. Many of these trips entailed serious difficulties, especially the routes that passing the southernmost point of the island of Hornos and the archipelago of Tierra del Fuego, in the southern...

The majority of life for adventurers was passed at sea, aboard ship. Therefore, the distribution and organisation of tasks was important. The crew of a privateer or pirate ship was composed of:

The pirates were looking for boats loaded with riches, and the discovery of America by Christopher Columbus gave them one of the best routes. Places that looked like Paradise, Freedom, Refuges, Gold, Silver etc.

Although kings and pirates are always mentioned, they were actually kings and corsairs since the former supported the latter with royal protection.

A large number of Africans were taken to America to work on the plantations of all kinds there. Despite the efforts of some members of the Church to improve the lives of slaves, the conditions were appalling. At a time when it was still argued whether Africans had souls, it was not normal to treat them as people.

In some countries it is especially in England, the harshness of marine life and the many dangers of the sea, so that seafarers are scarce to man and maintain ships. This was solved by the kidnapping of young people in the sea ports.

It was said that life on board ships of the time was practically the same as being in prison. The living conditions so terrible, the men wished themselves dead.

After boarding a ship, the victorious pirate captain authorized his crew to retrieve not only money, jewels, slaves, travelers, maps, but also the ship itself.

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From that day on........had been working day and night, on the treatment. 😝😉✍🏻✍🏻 And today I am in Campbell´s home, thanks very much.