Anne Bonny
Also known as Ann Bonny, Ann Fulford, Ann Bonn
Iers piraat
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Anne Bonny was an Irish-born woman who became a pirate in the early 18th century, notably serving alongside Calico Jack Rackham in the Caribbean. She is historically significant as one of the few documented female pirates of the Golden Age of Piracy, challenging the male-dominated world of maritime crime.
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Article · Nederlands
Anne Bonny (County Cork, Ierland, circa 1698 - rond 25 april 1782), geboren als Anne Cormac, was een Ierse piraat. Over haar leven is weinig met zekerheid te zeggen. De meeste kennis omtrent Anne Bonny is afkomstig van het boek A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the Most Notorious Pyrates (1724) van kapitein Charles Johnson.
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