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Later accounts would tell of how Every himself had found "something more pleasing than jewels" aboard, usually reported to be Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb 's daughter or granddaughter. According to contemporary EIC sources, Ganj-i-sawai was carrying a "relative" of the Emperor, though there is no evidence to suggest that it was his daughter and her retinue. All told, it may have been the richest ship ever taken by pirates see Career wealth below.

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All these factors combined made Every the richest pirate in history. Every's pirates now busied themselves dividing their treasure. Although it is sometimes reported that Every used his phenomenal skills of persuasion to convince the other captains to leave the Mughal loot in his care, quickly slipping away into the night with the entire haul, this comes from Charles Johnson 's A General History of the Pyrates , an unreliable account. More reliable sources indicate that there was an exchange of clipped coins between the crews of Pearl and Fancy , with Every's outraged men confiscating Pearl ' s treasure.

Portsmouth Adventure observed but did not participate in the battle with Ganj-i-sawai , so Faro's crew received none of its treasure. Every's men then gave Mayes 2, pieces of eight presumably an approximate sum as the treasure captured would have been in Indian and Arabian coins of a different denomination to buy supplies, and soon parted company.

Fancy sailed for Bourbon , arriving in November On top of this, each man received an additional share of gemstones. As Every had promised, his men now found themselves glutted with "gold enough to dazzle the eyes. The French and Danes decided to leave Every's crew, preferring to stay in Bourbon.

The remaining men set course, after some dissension, for Nassau in the Bahamas , Every purchasing some ninety slaves shortly before sailing.

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Along the way, the slaves would be used for the ship's most difficult labor and, being "the most consistent item of trade," could later be traded for whatever the pirates wanted. In this way, Every's men avoided using their foreign currency, which might reveal their identities. Sailing from the Indian Ocean to the Bahamas was a journey halfway around the world, and Fancy was forced to stop along the way at Ascension Island , located in the middle of the Atlantic.

The barren island was uninhabited, but the men were able to catch fifty of the sea turtles that crawled ashore to lay their eggs on the beach, providing them enough food for the rest of the voyage. However, about seventeen of Every's crew refused to go any further and were left behind on the island. The plunder of Emperor Aurangzeb's treasure ship had serious consequences for the English, coming at a time of crisis for the East India Company EIC , whose profits were still recovering from the disastrous Child's War.

When the damaged Ganj-i-sawai finally limped its way back to harbor in Surat, news of the pirates' attack on the pilgrims—a sacrilegious act that, like the raping of the Muslim women, was considered an unforgivable violation of the Hajj —spread quickly. The local Indian governor, Itimad Khan, immediately arrested the English subjects in Surat and kept them under close watch, partly as a punishment for their countrymen's depredations and partly for their own protection from the rioting locals.

To appease Aurangzeb, the EIC promised to pay all financial reparations, while Parliament declared the pirates hostis humani generis "enemies of the human race". As it was by now known that Every was sheltering somewhere in the Atlantic colonies , where he would likely find safety among corrupt colonial governors, he was out of the jurisdiction of the EIC. This made him a national problem. Accordingly, the Board of Trade was tasked with coordinating the manhunt for Every and his crew. Meanwhile, Fancy had reached St.

Thomas , where the pirates sold some of their treasure. The letter explained that Fancy had just returned from the coast of Africa, and the ship's crew of self-identified interlopers unlicensed English traders east of the Cape of Good Hope [82] now needed some shore time. For Trott, this proved a tempting offer.

The Nine Years' War had been raging for eight years, and the island, which the Royal Navy had not visited in several years, was perilously underpopulated.

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With only sixty or seventy men living in the town, half of whom served guard duty at any one time, there was no practical way to keep Nassau's twenty-eight cannons fully manned. On the other hand, turning away "Bridgeman" might spell disaster if his intentions turned violent, as his crew of plus ninety slaves would easily defeat the island's inhabitants. Trott called a meeting of Nassau's governing council, likely arguing that interloping was a fairly common crime and not a sufficient reason for turning away the men, whose presence now aided Nassau's security.

The council agreed to allow Fancy to enter the harbor, apparently having never been told of the private bribe. Fancy was then handed over to the governor, who found that extra bribes—fifty tons of ivory tusks, one hundred barrels of gunpowder, several chests of firearms and ammunition, and an assortment of ship anchors—had been left in the hold for him.

The wealth of foreign-minted coins could not have escaped Trott. He must have known that the ship's crew were not merely unlicensed slavers, likely noting the patched-up battle damage on Fancy. When word eventually reached that the Royal Navy and the EIC were hunting for Fancy and that "Captain Bridgeman" was Every himself, Trott denied ever knowing anything about the pirates' history other than what they told him, adamant that the island's population "saw no reason to disbelieve them.

Nevertheless, the crew soon found themselves disappointed with the Bahamas; the islands were sparsely populated, meaning that there was virtually no place to spend the money they had pirated. For the next several months the pirates spent most of their time living in relative boredom. By now Trott had stripped Fancy of everything valuable, and it was lost after being violently driven against some rocks, perhaps deliberately on the orders of Trott, who was eager to rid himself of a key piece of evidence.

When the proclamation for the apprehension of Every and his crew reached Trott, he was forced to either put a warrant out for Every's arrest or, failing to do so, effectively disclose his association with the pirate. Preferring the former choice for the sake of his reputation, he alerted the authorities as to the pirates' whereabouts, but was able to tip off Every and his crew before the authorities arrived.

Every's person crew then fashioned their hasty escape, vanishing from the island with only twenty-four men ever captured, five of whom were executed.

Every himself was never seen again. It has been suggested that because Every was unable to buy a pardon from Trott or from the governor of Jamaica , his crew split up, some remaining in the West Indies, the majority heading to North America, and the rest, including Every himself, returning to England. Of these, some sailed aboard the sloop Isaac , while Every and about twenty other men sailed in the sloop Sea Flower captained by Faro to Ireland towards the end of June They aroused suspicions while unloading their treasure, and two of the men were subsequently caught.

Every, however, was able to escape once again. British author and pirate biographer Charles Johnson suggested that, after attempting to sell his diamonds, Every died in poverty in Devon after being cheated out of his wealth by Bristol merchants. It is, however, unclear how Johnson could have discovered this.

If Every was known to be living in poverty, it is most likely that he would have been apprehended and the large bounty on his head collected. Others have suggested that after Every changed his name, he settled in Devon and lived out the rest of his life peacefully, dying on 10 June ; [89] however, the source for this information is The History and Lives of All the Most Notorious Pirates and their Crews London: Edw. Midwinter, , considered an unreliable and slightly expanded reprint of Johnson's General History.

As the manhunt for Every continued in the decade following his disappearance, sightings were frequently reported, but none proved reliable.

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After the publication of a fictional memoir in , which claimed Every was a king ruling a pirate utopia in Madagascar, popular accounts increasingly took on a more legendary, romantic flavor see In contemporary literature. Although such stories were widely believed to be true by the public, they had no basis in reality.

No reliable information about Every's whereabouts or activities emerged after June About seventy-five of Every's crew sailed to North America in hopes of escaping the transcontinental manhunt. This was enough to buy the governor's allegiance, who was aware of their identity and reportedly even allowed one to marry his daughter.

He [Markham] called me rascal and dared me to issue my warrants against these men, saying that he had a good mind to commit me. I told him that were he not Governor I would not endure such language, and that it was hard to be so treated for doing my duty. He then ordered the constables not to serve any more of my warrants; moreover being greatly incensed he wrote a warrant with his own hand to the Sheriff to disarm me.

Maryland , Massachusetts , New York , Virginia , and other colonies published the proclamation for Every's capture, but rarely went beyond this. Although harboring pirates became more dangerous for the colonial governors over time, only seven of Every's crew were tried between —, and all of these were acquitted.

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In order to avoid the possibility of execution, on 3 August Dann agreed to testify against other captured members of Every's crew, [75] joining Middleton, who had given himself up to authorities a few weeks prior. Soon after, twenty-four of Every's men had been rounded up, some having been reported to authorities by jewelers and goldsmiths after trying to sell their treasure.

In the next several months, fifteen of the pirates were brought to trial and six were convicted. As piracy was a capital crime, and the death penalty could be handed down only if there were eyewitnesses, the testimony of Dann and Middleton was crucial. He testified that after refusing to participate in the mutiny—the only officer to do so—he was ordered to return below deck. On the way to his cabin, Creagh encountered May, Captain Gibson's former steward. May, described by Every as one of the "true cocks of the game, and old sportsmen," [93] was zealously supportive of the mutiny, and Creagh testified of their exchange:.

I met with W. May , the Prisoner at the Bar. What do you say here? I made him no Answer, but went down to my Cabin; and he said, God damn you, you deserve to be shot through the Head; and he then held a Pistol to my Head. Then I went to my Cabin, and presently came orders from Every , that those that would go ashore, should prepare to be gone.

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