Henry Every

Henry Every - alias Henry Avery , John Avary , Long Ben , Benjamin Bridgeman - is the one of most famous Flibustier S. One supposes than it was born with the surrounding from 1653.

Its history fed many legends. A group of English business men, whose main thing is to sir John Houblon, obtained from the king of Spain the right to trade with the Spanish colonies in America and to fish out the Trésor S of the stray S of Galion S shipwrecked men in the Caribbean Sea.

The squadron armed for this purpose with Bristol-board, strong from four vessels and ordered by sir Arturo O' Byrne, came to wet with Coruña, in Spain. But the Spanish authorities were long in giving the permission to leave to forwarding. Because of this time but especially because of the delay of the payment of their pledges, 85 sailors revolted at the end of four months under the control of Henry Every, foreman of the Duke , one of the vessels. The Mutin S were made main of the flagship of the forwarding with which they installed for Western Africa.

Henry Every shingles immediately towards Marak' Pinga where he thinks the surer catches. In way it joined the small crews of two Sloop S. They make a splendid catch, a ship of the Grand Moghol which transports, in addition to his daughter and her continuation, a colossal quantity of Or and precious stones. Having made control on this cargo, Avery proposes with its associates to meet later at a given place, while preserving on its board the totality of the spoils. II bound for the the Antilles by leaving both sloops then hastens to sail.

II chooses to leave towards the Avalon where he thinks of running out diamonds more easily than he has. The tradesmen are not easily deceived on the origin of the stones and benefit from it to roll it. Constrained to accept the market proposed, Long Ben is satisfied with a thin advance. II threat thereafter these tradesmen who retort to him to be satisfied with the fact that it already received because they know the origin of diamonds. Avery must be made forget not to be denounced with the authorities. II dies some time later of disease, in the most total destitution. The legend makes it marry the girl of Large Moghol and become king de Marak' Pinga.

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