Attack of the Spanish Pirates

Were Bute youth forum our story today is about some Some pirates that attacked a random cargo ship for no particular reason, (apart from all the real reasons)

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We were researching about the Buteman and we were looking at old newspapers from 1938 and this is one of them.

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An October trip to Bute

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image of pirates

pirates have been around for centuries and they are all meanies who steal other people things

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This is the Spanish main

The Spanish main is in the Caribbean. The reason it is called the Spanish main is because the Spanish had to transport their goods through

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doubloons and pieces of eight

The money that pirates used were either called doubloons or pieces of eight they were made out of silver because there wasn't enough gold in the world.

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The Real de a Ocho, also known as the Spanish dollar, the Eight Royals Coin, or the Piece of Eight (Spanish Peso de Ocho), is a silver coin, of approximately 38 mm diameter, worth eight Spanish reales, that was minted in the Spanish Empire after 1598.