Admiral of the Port Royal Militia, led many raids against the Spanish, also known as El Draque
Henry Morgan
L'Ollonais' crew would take over the fortress and put 800 men to death fighting
Maracaibo
Cousin-Wife! Yay Love Matches
Mary Elizabeth
Needed to hydrate on expeditions, necessary for survival
water
Treaty of Madrid and Treaty of Breda were signed
1667
Roderick
Morgan's men raided the fort and stole a spanish ship. popular sailor stop.
Trujillo
Monarch after Oliver Cromwell, needed privateering to stop to promote peace with spain
King Charles II
main simple food item brought on ships, a type of cracker.
hard tack
Thomas Modyford brings back commissions against Spaniards to jamaica
1666
Led the expedition to Curacao, tried to make a Pirate Republic on Providence
Edward Mansfield
Granada
Edward Morgan
main source of protein brought on expeditions, protein source that was equal to gold for pirates or buffalo to americans, followed closely by pork
tortoise
The Buccaneers of America is published
1678
L'Ollonais
Puerto del Principe
Governor of Jamaica, fought for privateers to stay in Jamaica to protect Port Royal, helped support Morgan's raids
Sir Thomas Modyford
boucan
Morgan raids Granada
1664
Made captives roll dice for their lives
Raveneau de Lussan
Journeyed 300 miles on the edge of swamps to sneak up on the Spanish, successfully took the town but Morgan's ships got captured and they got stranded after their raid
Villahermosa
Surgeon on Morgan's Raids, wrote The Buccaneers of America, enforced the popular media perspective on pirates we have today
John Esquemeling
most important item on the ship, used when fighting, a privateer's most vital item
musket
1664