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I couldn't do the show without you. Oh, Hello, welcome to the Pirate History Podcast. My name is Matt. Thank you for listening. We can never know what happened to most of the ships in

Henry Morgan's fleet after Panama. Some were bound for Port Royal, others for Tortuga or

Barbados or some other secret cove along the coastline.

Most of these ships didn't keep logs and the few that did, many of those have been lost,

but the few that we can know about are worth discussing.

Now, last time we talked about a few relatively small names, so today I'd like to look at some of the

more infamous Buccaneers and the days after Panama.

Alexander Exquimelan is the most obvious story to tell here, but unfortunately his story just

really isn't all that interesting.

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