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Last time we talked about the English founding of the Jamaica station,

about the rise of the Jamaican Buccaneers,

and the foundation of the brethren of the coast.

Today we're going to discuss and the foundation of the brethren of the coast.

Today we're going to discuss two upcoming young captains within the brethren,

influential, dangerous, charismatic, and growing in power, a French buccaneer named

Francois Lolone and an English privateer named Henry Morgan. This is

episode 104. The story so far, part five.

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