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curprev 09:2109:21, 9 June 2024‎ Bruce1ee talk contribs‎ m 55,453 bytes +1‎ fixed lint errors – stripped tags undo

curprev 19:2019:20, 17 May 2024‎ Lady Tyler "Bio" Rodriguez talk contribs‎ 55,452 bytes −4‎ Corrected claims of birth years for Anne Bonny and Mary Read to unknown, changed to 1720 the correct year they became pirates, added ambiguity to claims of being pregnant undo

curprev 17:2517:25, 15 May 2024‎ 199.202.95.16 talk‎ 55,456 bytes −13‎ No edit summary undo

curprev 02:5102:51, 10 January 2024‎ Gameking69 talk contribs‎ m 55,436 bytes +324‎ →‎Golden Age of Piracy: Updated Flora Burn's notes with additional details and citations. undo Tag: Visual edit: Switched
curprev 00:4600:46, 10 January 2024‎ Gameking69 talk contribs‎ m 55,112 bytes +122‎ 1. Zuidhoek's The Pirate Encyclopedia spells it as "Mrs. Beare". 2. Mrs. Beare hails from Jamaica, so will be appropriate to describe her culture as Jamaican as well. 3. Added more precise detail to the notes. undo Tag: Visual edit: Switched
curprev 00:1400:14, 10 January 2024‎ Gameking69 talk contribs‎ m 54,990 bytes +26‎ Added link to Sarah Bishop undo

curprev 22:4122:41, 9 January 2024‎ Gameking69 talk contribs‎ m 54,964 bytes +66‎ →‎18th–19th centuries: 1. According to the citation, it was a British privateer ship not a pirate ship. Pirate ship = Speculation. 2. She was not a sex slave. She was captured and was a crew member with various duties, who was "expected" to perform sex. This is more akin to forced prostitution. Either way, its sensationalist writing. 3. She became the captain's wife later towards her experience. This fixes the chronological order of events. Summary: Fixed readability and brevity. undo
curprev 22:0722:07, 9 January 2024‎ Eric talk contribs‎ m 54,898 bytes −8‎ →‎18th–19th centuries: wording undo
curprev 21:4621:46, 9 January 2024‎ Gameking69 talk contribs‎ m 54,906 bytes +87‎ →‎18th–19th centuries: Bishop was not active for 8 years 1778-1770, in fact, she left the life after two years in captivity. Zuidhoek's Pirate Encyclopedia book erroneously states she left in 1780. That book sources information from De Pauw's Seafaring Women, page 60-61 (erroneously spelled as Grant's). According to De Pauw's book the passage states "Two years after her capture, Sarah, Bishop slipped over the side of the ship and swam ashore at Stamford, Connecticut". 1778 + 2 = 1780 undo Tag: Visual edit: Switched

curprev 17:5017:50, 2 October 2023‎ Eric talk contribs‎ 54,819 bytes −2‎ Reverting edit(s) by Haley Bugeja (talk) to rev. 1174030321 by FrescoBot: Vandalism (RW 16.1) undo Tags: RW Undo Reverted
curprev 17:3117:31, 2 October 2023‎ Haley Bugeja talk contribs‎ 54,821 bytes +2‎ No edit summary undo Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit

curprev 21:5321:53, 5 September 2023‎ FrescoBot talk contribs‎ m 54,819 bytes −32‎ Bot: link syntax undo
curprev 02:3802:38, 5 September 2023‎ 174.160.28.129 talk‎ 54,851 bytes 0‎ I fixed a grammatical error and a spelling error. undo

curprev 10:4710:47, 28 July 2023‎ 95.90.117.180 talk‎ 54,851 bytes −1‎ Undid revision 1166186420 by Kikila mai Tawhiti (talk) I wish it were different. But even up to now seafaring is and was globally predominantly male. This is not a colonial point of view, since it does not deny the existence of female seafarers. It just says there were and are few. Which is statistically globally true. undo Tag: Undo

curprev 22:2922:29, 19 July 2023‎ Kikila mai Tawhiti talk contribs‎ m 54,852 bytes +1‎ Wikipedia has a really colonial aspect to it, one that comes from universalizing the experiences of Euro-North Americans onto other cultures while describing this in a way that centres whiteness and Euro-North American history as the only valid perspectiv undo Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile app edit iOS app edit