This rogue letter was labeled as written by Avery the Pirate. Henry Avery, who had seized an English frigate and commandeered a flotilla of 440 men and six ships, attacked a Mughal ship called the ...

Notorious pirate Captain Henry Avery committed the most lucrative act of piracy ever when he pillaged £600,000 of gold - worth £90 million today - from an armed trading ship of the Mughal empire.

Henry Avery was the Captain of 'the good ship Fancy', a traveller, a father and a pirate! Avery was once a respected naval officer, but afflicted by an insatiable greed he turned to piracy ...

The Notorious Pirate King Who Vanished With the Riches of a Mughal Treasure Ship In the late 17th century, Henry Avery—the subject of the first global manhunt—bribed his way into the Bahamas ...

Henry Every’s birth and death attracted little notice. He was born perhaps as Henry Avery on the southwest coast of England. He may have been press-ganged into the Royal Navy. And his death went ...

So, he had the governing council welcome Avery and The Fancy, which anchored in Nassau. At the time only about 27 men were able to defend New Providence; not enough to man the guns.

Where does the fiction end and the truth begin? Here are 10 spoiler-free facts about the true life historical figure at the heart of Uncharted 4's plot.