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The Destruction of the pirate fleet was a minor battle between the Flying Dutchman operating for the East India Trading Company and a small fleet of pirate ships, that convinced Lord Cutler Beckett that the Dutchman needed to be under tighter control in order for it to be used as an integrated part of his armada.

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  • Destruction of the pirate fleet
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  • The Destruction of the pirate fleet was a minor battle between the Flying Dutchman operating for the East India Trading Company and a small fleet of pirate ships, that convinced Lord Cutler Beckett that the Dutchman needed to be under tighter control in order for it to be used as an integrated part of his armada.
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  • 80(xsd:integer)
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  • None
  • All crewmen killed
  • All ships sunk
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Date
  • 1740.0
Name
  • Destruction of the pirate fleet
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Result
  • EITC victory. Small pirate fleet destroyed. Jones' heart brought aboard the Flying Dutchman.
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  • 6(xsd:integer)
  • Flying Dutchman
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  • The Destruction of the pirate fleet was a minor battle between the Flying Dutchman operating for the East India Trading Company and a small fleet of pirate ships, that convinced Lord Cutler Beckett that the Dutchman needed to be under tighter control in order for it to be used as an integrated part of his armada.
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