On 2 September lookouts on the Vengeance spotted two ships closing down on it, and Lazcano made the choice of turning around and engaging them in combat. During the battle Vengeance lost both its masts, was rendered immobile and was boarded, where Basque Jack was captured after killing six would-be detainers. Basque Jack was raiding ships along Anguilla’s waters around March 1719 when his ship was heavily damaged and captured by a Royal Navy sloop; he was handed over to the governor in Marigalante, where he would be hanged in 12 April.
Attributes | Values |
---|---|
rdfs:label |
|
rdfs:comment |
|
dcterms:subject | |
abstract |
|