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The crew of the Victory were the brave sailors who served under Nathaniel Hawk, an infamous captain of buccaneers at the beginning of the Age of Piracy. They began as the crew of Nathaniel's first ship, the Victory, but later manned the larger ships he acquired over the years. Sometime before 1630, he came into possession of the small lugger which he used for trading.
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