Joe Hall Patton
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The History Guy Podcast: Pirates! The Wreck of the Whydah and Albert Hicks
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The History Guy podcast features two stories of Pirates! First the tale of the Whydah Galley, a slave ship turned pirate, and the ill-fated crew that served under "Black Sam" Bellamy. The second story is set in 19th century New York, when a ship is discovered abandoned, with nothing aboard except blood... and a few cut-off fingers.
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