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The Female Pirate Who Ruled The 18th Century Caribbean, Prince Philip's Most Outrageous Quotes, And More From History Uncovered

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[History Uncovered]( ['Lady Pirate' Anne Bonny Ruled The 18th-Century Caribbean — And Made Her Male Comrades Look Tame]( [Whether she was wielding a sword or firing one of her many pistols, Anne Bonny was among the most fearsome pirates of her time.]( [21 Prince Philip Quotes That Aren't Exactly PC]( [What Happened To Lars Mittank, The German Tourist Who Vanished Near A Bulgarian Airport?]( [On July 8, 2014, Lars Mittank was being examined for a head injury at a Bulgarian airport when he suddenly told the doctor, "I don't want to die here." He then abandoned his bags and ran off into a nearby field — never to be seen again.]( [Meet Prince Hall, The 'Black Founding Father' You Didn't Learn About In School]( [This 1906 Earthquake Was So Powerful It Destroyed Nearly 80 Percent Of San Francisco]( ["I asked a man standing next to me what happened. Before he could answer, a thousand bricks fell on him and he was killed."]( [Meet Simone Segouin, The French Teenager Who Valiantly Fought The Nazis During WWII]( [Was Abraham Lincoln Our First Gay President?]( ["Captain Derickson, in particular, advanced so far in the President's confidence and esteem that, in Mrs. Lincoln's absence, he frequently spent the night at his cottage, sleeping in the same bed with him, and — it is said — making use of His Excellency's night-shirt!"]( [Scientists Identify Cannibal Victim From 800,000 Years Ago As 11-Year-Old Girl]( [Hazel Scott Was The Biggest Jazz Pianist In Mid-Century America — So Why Haven't You Heard Of Her?]( ["Any woman who has a great deal to offer the world is in trouble. And if she's a Black woman, she's in deep trouble."]( [Unsubscribe]( [Update Subscription]( [All That's Interesting On Twitter]( [History Uncovered On Instagram]( [History Uncovered On Facebook](

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