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Running the gauntlet and flogging with the cat of nine tails, gagging, clapping in irons,

hanging from the yard arm.

While this all might sound like a super fun Saturday night with the misses when the grandparents

are watching your kiddos for you, it turns out these are actually just a few of the dizzying

array of corporal and capital punishments inflicted upon sailors of old, both Navy men and pirates, to enforce discipline

and punish a wide variety of crimes. But while most of these punishments are fairly well known,

you may have noticed two notable practices missing from the list, that old staple of pirate

movies walking the plank and keel-hauling. Perhaps the most infamous of all nautical punishments,

keel hauling struck such fear into the hearts of sailors over the centuries that the term

survives to this day as a byword for a particularly harsh discipline. A discipline, discipline.

All right, let's try that again. Perhaps the most infamous of all nautical punishments,

keel hauling struck such fear into

the hearts of sailors over the centuries that the term survives to this day as a byword

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