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Thomas Anstis (fallecido en abril de 1723) fue un pirata de principios del siglo XVIII, que sirvió bajo el mando del Capitán Howell Davis y el Capitán Bartholomew Roberts, antes de establecerse por cuenta propia, asaltando barcos en la costa este de las colonias americanas y en el Caribe durante lo que se refiere a menudo como la ...
Thomas Anstis (died April 1723) was an early 18th-century pirate, who served under Captain Howell Davis and Captain Bartholomew Roberts, before setting up on his own account, raiding shipping on the eastern coast of the American colonies and in the Caribbean during what is often referred to as the "Golden Age of Piracy".
Thomas Anstis (fallecido en abril de 1723) fue un pirata de principios del siglo XVIII, que sirvió bajo el mando del Capitán Howell Davis y el Capitán Bartholomew Roberts, antes de establecerse por cuenta propia, asaltando barcos en la costa este de las colonias americanas y en el Caribe durante lo que se refiere a menudo como la " edad de ...
30 de nov. de 2023 · Thomas Anstis lost his position as captain; he was, as the pirates put it, “turnd before the Mast,” that is, made a common seaman on the ship he had once commanded. Shipboard democracy, especially to those who had labored long and hard in a totalitarian work environment, could be intoxicating.
Thomas Anstis was a pirate in the 18th century who served under both Howell Davis and Bartholomew Roberts. In fact, he is well known for becoming a captain by stealing one of Robert's brigantines the Good Fortune. along with starting the career of John Phillips.
Thomas Anstis (fallecido en abril de 1723) fue un pirata de principios del siglo XVIII que sirvió a las órdenes del capitán Howell Davis y del capitán Bartholomew Roberts antes de establecerse por cuenta propia, atacando barcos en la costa este de las colonias americanas y en el Caribe durante lo que a menudo se conoce como la "Edad de Oro ...
Captain Thomas Anstis. English Sailor & Pirate. The first mention of the name of this notorious pirate occurs in the year 1718, when we hear of him shipping himself at Providence in a sloop called the Buck in company with five other rascals who were conspiring together to seize the vessel and with her go "a-pyrating."
