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How British Authorities Finally Caught Up to the Most Notorious Pirate in HistoryOn this day in 1718, the Royal Navy attacked and killed Blackbeard, also known as Edward Teach, off the coast of North ...
Some historians argue that there is little evidence that Blackbeard was a particularly violent pirate and, instead, relied on his ferocious appearance to intimidate people into surrender.
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One Piece: Blackbeard's Special Bloodline, ExplainedBlackbeard's lineage will be very relevant in One Piece. Being able to eat two devil fruits will be related to that.
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Blackbeard's Lineage in One Piece, ExplainedOne character in particular is Marshall D. Teach, captain of the Blackbeard Pirates, one of the current Emperors of the New ...
Long gone but by no means forgotten, Blackbeard's dreaded black flag will fly on state ferries to the Outer Banks this year. It's the 300th anniversary of the pirate's death. To mark the occasion ...
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