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Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period

Note 4 — CASE OF JOHN QUELCH AND HIS FELLOW PIRATES.

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At the foot of Fleet Street, near the present South Ferry. Thus the grim procession went around most of the water front of the town. Sewall says his cousin counted 150 boats full of spectators of the execution, besides the multitude on land. The silver oar was the emblem of the admiralty.

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