Slave Trade

Slave Trade

Slaves are being rowed out to a waiting slave ship for the long journey across the Atlantic.

Kenneth Garrett National Geographic

Capture

Capturing the Sainte Marie

Bellamy and his crew had taken dozens of ships in the Caribbean, as depicted in this painting, before they took the Whydah.

Gregory Manchess National Geographic

Crew

The Whydah's Crew

From left to right, Hendrick Quintor, John King, Sam Bellamy, and John Julian.

Gregory Manchess National Geographic

The Great Storm

The Great Storm

This artist's rendering depicts the storm that destroyed the Whydah on April 26, 1717. The crew members were swept overboard or crushed by falling rigging, cannon, and cargo as the ship was torn apart and sunk.

Gregory Manchess National Geographic

Pirate Trial

The Trial of the Survivors

On October 18, 1717, the seven pirates from the Mary Anne were finally brought to trial in Boston where they faced charges of piracy and robbery.

Gregory Manchess National Geographic

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