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How Pirates Fought on Land: Buccaneer Tactics

Hire GnG for your creative project: https://www.fiverr.com/o_holgersson/h... Join our discord:   / discord   Hand over them doubloons:   / goldandgunpowder   Channel merch: https://gold-and-gunpowder-shop.fourt... Gold & Gunpowder is made by a single person without the use of AI. If your image or footage did not receive credit, contact Gold & Gunpowder. Pirates are mostly known for winning their bisket by sea, but in the 17th century, they were so numerous, well-trained and put up against an enemy weak enough that they were able to take on and conquer entire cities. Using innovative new tactics and state of the art equipment, they were able to defeat armies many times their own size, and execute horrendous treatments upon the people they occupied. Driven by a hatred for Spain and religious zeal, they were the buccaneers, and this is how they fought on land. Sources: A New Voyage and Description of the Isthmus of America - Lionel Wafer A New Voyage Round the World - William Dampier Juan Gallardo: A Native American Buccaneer - Arne Bialuschewski Pirates of the Americas - David F. Marley Slaves of the Buccaneers - Arne Bialuschewski Spanish narratives of the English attack on Santo Domingo 1655 The Buccaneer King - Thomas A. Graham The Buccaneer's Realm - Benerson Little The Dangerous Voyage and Bold Assaults - Basil Ringrose The Devil’s Anarchy - Stephen Snelders The Sack of Panamá - Peter Earle The Sea Rover’s Practice - Benerson Little Voyages and Discoveries - William Dampier Music credits: Fifes and Drums of the French Royal Military Bach, BWV 997, Prelude - Jon Sayles Bach, Prelude to C Major Violin Sonata - Jon Sayles Scarlatti, Sonata E Minor - Jon Sayles Flow my tears - Jon Sayles Holborne, Spero - Jon Sayles Bach, Prelude (from Prelude, Fugue and Allegro) - Jon Sayles Si la noche - Jon Sayles Estas Noches Atan Largas - Jon Sayles Der Pappenheimer (German, early 17th Century), Fife & Drum Spanish Army Fifes and Drums Dumbarton's Drums (Late 17th Century Scottish March) Medieval War Drums Barry Lyndon - British Grenadiers Lillibullero - Fife & Drum - JGBaroque Bach: Jesu, Priceless Treasure (Choir of King's College, Cambridge) Faure - Requiem - Libera me domine - Jon Sayles Richard Deering - Pavan - Jon Sayles Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 6:22 Channel status 7:16 Preparations 11:40 The crossing 14:15 The march 28:44 Spanish forces 35:41 Preparations 36:43 Open battles 44:23 Sieges 57:14 Occupation 1:08:04 The end of land battles #history #pirates #tactics #buccaneers