True Tales of Pirates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2018
- In this 2014 release from filmmaker Michael Jordan of Cosmos Mariner Productions, you'll see treasures from Blackbeard's wrecked flagship in Beaufort, NC, walking in the footsteps of pirates in Charleston, SC, visit the world-famous Pirates' House Restaurant in Savannah, GA, and discover one of the world's largest collections of real pirate artifacts in St. Augustine, FL.
www.cosmosavannah.com
www.michaelljordan.com
I am a pirate at heart!!
LOVED THIS . CAPT.WILLIAM KIDD WAS A DISTANT COUSIN OF MY GRANDMOTHER . BECAUSE OF THIS FAMILY CONNECTION, I'VE ALWAYS LOVED THEIR HISTORY. 🏴☠️
Wow sorry what happened to him. He was innocent.
WHY ARE WE YELLING?
@@CaseyWilkesmusic ARRRGH! 😂
Many pirate facts have been disproven with some research. In fact many colonists received much needed supplies duty free from pirates. Blackbeard has never been recorded for ever killing a man (there are few reputable sources) in fact his murder and beheading was technically illegal. Women were not often among pirates with the exception of a couple who were documented. Many pirates viewed women quite poorly and didn't even want them on their ships (it could lead to fights amongst the crews). There is no evidence of pirates wearing eyepatches for "night vision", nor were earrings common amongst English pirates or Jacobites. Dutch sailors and pirates may have adorned them but it wasn't as common. Theres a lot of "facts" about pirates we accept as true that simply aren't. Those who detested pirates (wealthy land owners, governors, merchants who were losing business from colonists to pirates) were the ones who wrote a lot of these grotesque depictions of pirates we accept today. There were bad pirates but there were a lot that really weren't and in fact would often spare crews, captains.
Earrings were common on all seafearers as it was for payment of their buriel in case the ship sank and their bodies were found ashore. Same goes for the common use of tattoos, which made a body identifiable. It's logical and fits the timeperiod. So to dismiss it on "elitist" history writing is shortsighted.
@M EB
Welcome to my world...while studying the old gunslingers of the West I find most of it was pure grade A nonsense. Like for example the showdowns at high noon were mostly made up. Yes, there were a lot of gun fights but most were chaotic and happened at saloons. When I say "a lot of gun fights" I mean per capita. It was definitely not anything like Hollywood portrays in their films.
I bet you’re fun at parties
@@ryltt9817
I am usually the life of the party.
True but pirate museums and attractions don't want to take the fun lies out🏴☠️
Ok. I didnt know how much I needed this untill now
SO FREAK'N COOL!!!
--Bell, CA. 🇺🇸
Arrrrsome!
One of my ancestors was black bart roberts he was a pirate and his ship was royal fortune
Very cool!
so good,,,,thank you
Wonderful.!❤️
Had no idea the pirate tour existed! Nice story.
I think the old provost and dungeon is in Charleston and you can see the ocean from there
wow good work
I really love this
Love this
That’s cool what they do for the kids. I still want to be a pirate and I’m 25 😂
De romple name found french kings scott gaurds scroll list 1523. King francis. Im thinking the crew man sanson ripault of jacques cartier was dalrymple as well. Think they built those granite walls in st malo france and probably built the halifax citedal armourys. For 1812 war.
This was great. BLACKBEARD WAS MY DAD
William kidd a true brit😎😎😎
I am 21st centurty pirate😎😎😎
M ”ARG” garita. Bring me a pitcher barmaid
A meeting with Venus can mean a lifetime with Mercury
When your dead your dead.such is life😎😎😎
Everyone speaks a bit of Pirate.
Arhh william kidd hahaha rum😎😎😎
Should have been to Port Royal
Was black beard an actual dalrymple along sode captain cook?.
NOT ME, I didn't even want to live in Pittsburgh!!
Was edward teach was grandkid of the secretary of state of king william of oramge.
Yeah take you pirate burger and chips and lounge in your pirate lazy boy................loved the nut job talking about the still and holding it upside down, had no clue how one of those worked.
Drake was a qweens buccaneer arhh😎😎😎
Wondering if edward teach was nephews of baronet of nova scotia 1698.
Might of gone an started a war right after
Nice commercial.
Pirates how cool how fun it would be buddy of mine arrested for piracy would take machetes Rob small vessels people got hurt😠 away for life being a real pirate is no joke it is not happy scary and dangerous
Don’t think there were many female pirates on board with the men…don’t think they would last very long…
God America has absolutely no history of its own!
America has lots of history from many different cultures and races you just need to actually "Look" for it to find it.
0.40 - who made that lucicrously inaccurate t-shirt, HMS Bounty ? - they really ought to do some research
This is one long commercial for some tourist attraction in Florida. They aren't going for historical accuracy.
Lol the oldest city in America is not in Florida lol wtf
I live in Florida and we do love our pirates. As far as them being violent...was that supposed to be some kind of revelation? Of course they were violent, merciless, criminals, that waged war against the naval powerhouses of the era. Countries would even set them loose on their enemies with a writ to steal anything not tied down. I don't think I would call them terrorists however as they had a code. If for example they boarded a merchant ship they would not harm anyone if the crew cooperated. Whereas a terrorist would kill everyone on board. They also really weren't fighting for a cause other than to get rich.
Addendum- They should setup a gun range at the pirate museum that allows patrons to shoot flintlocks. If they did that I would go in a second.
SHITE!!!!!
Edward teach might of faked his death.
He did not fake his death. There were eyewitness from his crew and Maynard’s who saw it happen.
Utter hogwash, my Father was murmured by pirates in Manilla Bay 1980. Pirates never have been fun & romance’ and never awfully successful, apart rim Captain Morgan, who was in reality a Privateer. He had though, exceeded his licence, been hanged, if he returned to England - he settled in or near Kingston Jamaica, and died of drink.