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About John MacFarlane
In the smoldering aftermath of the 1683 raid on Cartagena, he didn’t just sack the treasury, he seized the Spanish Vice-Admiralty’s sealed logbook detailing every galleon’s departure window, cargo manifest, and coastal patrol rotation. That book became the spine of the ‘Black Ledger,’ a hand-copied, salt-stained intelligence network passed between Port Royal taverns and Tortuga coves, not for profit alone, but to force colonial governors into uneasy truces by proving their fleets were already compromised. He never flew the Jolly Roger; his ship, the *Raven’s Maw*, bore no flag at all, only a carved raven swallowing its own tail, signifying cycles of debt, vengeance, and renegotiated sovereignty. His privateering commissions weren’t signed by kings but bartered in rum and silence with Jamaican planters who needed Spanish silver to fund sugar mills, and needed plausible deniability when the Crown sent investigators. He didn’t believe in nations; he believed in leverage, timing, and the precise moment a cannonball struck below the waterline.
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