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A Trio of Pirates Time and distance separated Murat Rais, Kanhoji Angria, and Howell Davis, but each of these men employed audacious cunning to become successful pirates. Although probably an Albanian by birth, Murat Rais rose high in the ranks of the Barbary corsairs. The African Kanhoji Angria terrorized British ships in the Indian Ocean, and the Welsh seaman turned pirate, Howell Davis, hoodwinked governors into believing that he hunted pirates for a living. murat rais • murat reis • barbary corsairs • corsair • pirate
To Capture Prey and Plunder It Once pirates had a ship, they sailed the High Seas in search of prey. How did they capture another ship? How did they defend themselves? What did they search for once they boarded that ship? pirates • capture • vikings • norse • barbary corsair
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Galleys to Junks No matter the time period, pirates required three things from their ships: (1) speed and maneuverability, (2) space for prize crews, armament, and plunder, and (3) shallow drafts. This article explores the various ships pirates used throughout history. pirates • privateers • ships • ketches • galley |
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