BREAKING NEWS : LEGENDARY PIRATE SHIP SEEN OFF EAST COAST

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In a twist right out of the twilight zone a tall ship run by the famed pirate Peter Easton has been spotted once again in the waters off Harbour Grace Newfoundland.
Easton was a pirate in the early 17th century who operated along the Newfoundland coastline between Harbour Grace and Ferryland from 1611 to 1614.
Easton attacked Spanish ships for gold in the West Indies and the Mediterranean while in the meantime demanding and receiving protection money from English ships. In 1610, he blockaded the Bristol Channel, effectively controlling the shipping entering and leaving the western English ports. For the most part, he was acting on behalf of the powerful family of the Killigrews from Falmouth, Cornwall. They financed his expeditions and also took share in his profits. Easton arrived in Newfoundland in 1612 with ten pirate ships and had his headquarters at Harbour Grace. He raided and plundered both English and foreign vessels and the harbors of Newfoundland, press-ganging fishermen into his service along the way.

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