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Would an 18th century French slave ship really have had such an elaborate paint job as shown in the depiction of the ship, Le Saphir?

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How powerful would a spyglass be from the year 1711 to witness a naval battle 3 miles from the shore?

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Were cavalier hats still a popular fashion choice in France after the 1600s?

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How many pirates could fit into one piragua/pirogue and how would one look like in the golden age of piracy?

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What was Tortuga like after its heyday as a buccaneer haven, primarily during the Queen Anne’s War?

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Do these two pages from Wikipedia accurately show how French warships in the early 18th century were named and ranked?

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Would an 18th century French slave ship really have had such an elaborate color scheme as shown in the depiction of the ship 'Le Saphir'?

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How much longer after Admiral Benbow’s death (1702) did British admirals continue wearing the outfit as shown in the painting of his death?

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[WP] The year is 1745, years after the Golden Age of Piracy ended. You're an ex-Pirate Hunter cruising the Bahamas, and your crew spots a fleet of unusually large pirate ships...sailing straight for your ship.

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Why did it take so long for the balaclava headwear to appear until recent history? (mid 1800's). It seems like a stupidly simple headwear a person could have created centuries earlier.

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Would an 18th century French slave ship really have had such an elaborate paint job as shown in the depiction of the ship, Le Saphir?	1	AskHistorians
How powerful would a spyglass be from the year 1711 to witness a naval battle 3 miles from the shore?	1	AskHistorians
Were cavalier hats still a popular fashion choice in France after the 1600s?	1	AskHistorians
How many pirates could fit into one piragua/pirogue and how would one look like in the golden age of piracy?	1	AskHistorians
What was Tortuga like after its heyday as a buccaneer haven, primarily during the Queen Anne’s War?	1	AskHistorians
Do these two pages from Wikipedia accurately show how French warships in the early 18th century were named and ranked?	1	AskHistorians
Would an 18th century French slave ship really have had such an elaborate color scheme as shown in the depiction of the ship 'Le Saphir'?	1	AskHistorians
How much longer after Admiral Benbow’s death (1702) did British admirals continue wearing the outfit as shown in the painting of his death?	1	AskHistorians
[WP] The year is 1745, years after the Golden Age of Piracy ended. You're an ex-Pirate Hunter cruising the Bahamas, and your crew spots a fleet of unusually large pirate ships...sailing straight for your ship.	0	WritingPrompts
Why did it take so long for the balaclava headwear to appear until recent history? (mid 1800's). It seems like a stupidly simple headwear a person could have created centuries earlier.	0	AskHistorians