Who was Anne Bonny

Anne Bonny, an infamous pirate of the early 18th century, carved her name into the annals of piracy with her daring exploits in the Caribbean. Born around 1698 in County Cork, Ireland, Bonny's life took a dramatic turn when she joined the crew of the pirate captain John "Calico Jack" Rackham. Known for her fierce temper and fearless demeanor, Bonny quickly gained a reputation as one of the most formidable pirates of her time. Despite her brief career, Bonny's exploits continue to captivate the imaginations of pirate enthusiasts and historians alike.

Anne Bonny
Pirate history
Caribbean piracy
Female pirate
Calico Jack
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Golden Age of Piracy
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Women in piracy
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[mrfandango]

Could you make the music louder? I could still barely here you.

[illmade]

Could you have come up with any stupider images?

[marieduran]

No, she died, she was hanged for her crimes and her child raised by her parents.

[Nora-qhbp]

You forgot to mention that she had to dress as a man to do this, because the world is so sexist. Also she was a raging homosexual in love with Mary Read.