亨利·埃福瑞 （Henry Every、Henry Avery；1653年8月20日—？ ），是17世纪英国的著名海盗，被誉为海盗王。 天注定我将拥有财富，故我必须追逐财富。 I am a man of fortune, and I must seek my fortune.

2025年3月1日 · Henry Avery’s legacy as a notorious pirate lives on, his quotes and sayings capturing the spirit of a man who lived life on his own terms and left a lasting impression on the history of piracy. Best Henry Avery Quotes. 1. “I have no fear of death.” 2. “The sea is my mistress, and I am its loyal servant.” 3.

2012年9月4日 · A Pirate Quote From Henry Every. Though Henry Every's career as a pirate lasted just two years, he became the world's richest pirate in 1695, stealing the equivalent of tens of millions of dollars in treasure from an Indian fleet. What's more, unlike many pirates, Every had the good sense to know when to quit.

Henry Every, also known as Henry Avery (20 August 1659 – Disappeared: June 1696), sometimes erroneously given as Jack Avery or John Avery, [a] was an English pirate who operated in the Atlantic and Indian oceans in the mid-1690s.

2018年9月27日 · Henry Avery (Context) Informing Captain Gibson of the Duke (who was a notorious drunkard) that he was taking over the ship and going pirate. "Come, don't be in a fright, but put on your clothes, and I'll let you into a secret.

(UC4) "I am a man of fortune, and I must seek my fortune." - Henry Avery, 1694 (UCGA) "I can assure you that in reality, Friar Marcos has not told the truth in a single thing he has said." - Francisco Vásquez de Coronado ps.

Captain Henry Avery, also known as Henry Every, Benjamin Bridgeman and Long Ben, was a 17th century English pirate, famous for the largest heist ever taken by a pirate, and became the most wanted man in the world. Making his way to Libertalia, Avery and his group, the Founders, settled thogether...

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~ Henry Avery's quote from 1864, which is featured in the game's introduction cutscene. My loyal subjects - As the sun sets on our glorious Paradise, we must endeavor to preserve its riches. To that end, we have expelled its weakest element. The traitorous Tew knows our secrets, so we must act quickly. Destroy the dam.

2024年2月25日 · This ballad was written by an anonymous author sometime between May and July 1694, though it was purported to be the work of pirate Henry Every himself. It was first published as a broadside by the London printer Theophilus Lewis.