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Blackbeard

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Teresa M

 

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June 30, 2012

 

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He was born in 1680. He called England his home even though he spent from 1716 to 1718 in the Caribbean Sea, this was known as the golden age of piracy. His most famous vessel was the Queen Anne's Revenge. (wikipedia.org) In his life he had a total of thirteen wives. He was known to wear hemp and lighted matches woven into his big black beard...
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(wikipedia.org) This probably being the main reason for his nickname. He was also infamous for fighing with swords, knives, and pistols. This made his image the picture you get in your head when you think of a pirate. One of the biggest myths about Blackbeard is that he used to burry his treasure. There is no evidence of this...
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