'Anne Bonny and Mary Read, the female pirates', engraved by B Cole. AB: Irish American pirate, active in the Caribbean; born in

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'Anne Bonny and Mary Read, the female pirates', engraved by B Cole. AB: Irish American pirate, active in the Caribbean; born in the late 1690s, and is said to have died on April 25, 1782. MR: English pirate, convicted with Bonny for piracy in the Caribbean, b c.1695–1721. Colourised version.

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