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CHAPTER III. The Rise of Conajee Angria

The Pirates of Malabar, and an Englishwoman in India Two Hundred Years Ago · J. Biddulph — chapter 3 of 22 · ~60 words · public domain

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THE RISE OF CONAJEE ANGRIA

Native piracy hereditary on the Malabar coast--Marco Polo's account--Fryer's narrative--The Kempsant--Arab and Sanganian pirates--Attack on the President--Loss of the Josiah--Attack on the Phoenix--The Thomas captured--Depredations of the Gulf pirates--Directors' views--Conajee Angria--Attacks English ships--Destroys the Bombay--Fortifies Kennery--Becomes independent--Captures the Governor's yacht--Attacks the Somers and Grantham--Makes peace with Bombay--His navy--Great increase of European and native piracy ...

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