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Black ThenDon Miguel Enriquez Part I: Privateer King of Puerto Rico

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Known as 'The Grand Archvillain' Don Miguel Enriquez was a famous Puerto Rican entrepreneur, pirate hunter, pirate, and privateer during the early 18th century. PRE-NAVAL CAREER Enriquez was born during the 1670s or 1680s to a free mulatto named Graciana Enriquez. His father is the subject of discussion with it often being considered someone of influence-particularly of Catholic clergy-who […]

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