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1800s: Captain Kidd, a privateer, hired by the British to protect their ships, is accused of piracy and is hanged. He is said to have captured a ship with a British captain and a boatload of jewels. No treasure is ever uncovered.
1900s: The International Maritime Bureau praises Indian government officials and several ships’ crews for helping to recover a hijacked ship (an act of piracy) loaded with aluminum ingot. 2000s: The term piracy is often used when software, music, or movies are copied illegally.
1800s: Rumor has it that $300 million worth of...
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