Either killed them or sold them as slaves
The victims are dead.
They were victims in the way that they were persecuted and killed.
Not long at all. Pirate vessels were seriously over-manned because they relied on boarding their victims; they could not carry much food to last so large a crew for more than a week or two.
names of victims of the Ludlow Massacre?
A group of pirates is called a tango of pirates.
Killing, stealing, taking hostages, and sailing the sea collecting victims
Nowadays most pirates wait onshore and use fast small boats to overtake their victims.
yes they wore it
true!
the phrase actually didnt come from pirates if that's what your thinking because pirates would call victims that as the walked the "plank" which never really exsisted.
In this movie, there are no non-criminals. The East India Company is run by corruption while the real pirates are Davy Jones and Co. The Pirates of the Caribbean are the victims of the schemes of both these. The battle is between all three
Some of them did not all some wore rags and dirty old thing some did where fancy stuff they stole from victims some didn't. It really was just a matter of which pirate!
Pirates tend to raid ships, which is frowned upon in the boating society. Privateers, however, perform deliveries of substances, both legal and illegal. Privateers are sometimes victims of pirates.
The flag generally associated with pirates in the 17th and 18th centuries is known as the "Jolly Roger." This flag typically features a skull and crossbones, symbolizing danger and death, and was used to intimidate victims. Variations of the Jolly Roger existed, with some pirates incorporating different symbols or colors to represent their individual crews.
Think of highwaymen as land pirates. They attacked anyone that looked like they might have something of value. And they were equally as brutal, often resorting to murder to silence the victims of their crimes.
well yes actually they did i mean who wouldnt want to pass up some good free clothes
The New York TimesJanuary 2, 1973SAN JUAN, P. R., Jan. 1--Roberto Clemente, star outfielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates, died late last night in the crash of a cargo plane carrying relief supplies to the victims of the earthquake in Managua.