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end of the 18th century, many Chinese junks with red sails, a whole flotilla

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16th century, Francis Drake, realistic image, thin face, blue eyes, slightly not very long curly hair, well-groomed short beard. He wears ornate historical clothing, The background suggests a coastal landscape with sailing ships in the distance, hinting at an adventurous maritime theme. The soft, natural light emphasizes his facial features and creates a dramatic yet contemplative mood, inviting viewers to imagine the stories behind the man's intense gaze. The battle ends with the destruction of the Armada. The Spanish are defeated - and Francis Drake is no longer just a pirate or a captain. He is a symbol of freedom and the English spirit.

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16th century, Francis Drake, realistic image, thin face, blue eyes, slightly not very long curly hair, well-groomed short beard. He wears ornate historical clothing, The background suggests a coastal landscape with sailing ships in the distance, hinting at an adventurous maritime theme. The soft, natural light highlights his facial features and creates a dramatic yet contemplative mood, inviting viewers to imagine the stories behind the man's intense gaze. He becomes mayor of the city of Plymouth and sets about improving the city

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16th century, ship loaded with gold, silver jewelry

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16th century, the young Francis Drake and John Hawkins, on their ship, which has black pirates on board

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16th century, 10-12 year old boy with slightly curly hair, standing on the shore and looking at the sea, in which there are ships

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16th century, Some British seafarers were known as sea robbers or pirates because they attacked foreign ships, plundered cities, and committed violence both in war and peacetime.

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Did you know that Francis Drake, like many other British navigators, were known as pirates because they attacked foreign ships, plundered cities, and committed violence both in war and peacetime?

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian man, thin face, blue eyes, strong jaw with well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.
Drake's ship, loaded with more treasure and spices

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, blue eyes, strong jaw with a well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.
Drake's ship, loaded with more treasure and spices

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, blue eyes, strong jaw with a well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.
After entering the Pacific Ocean, Drake captured the Spanish galleon "Nuestra Señora de la Concepción". The ship was loaded with thousands of kilograms of gold, silver and jewels. The loot was so great that it took days to transfer it.

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, blue eyes, strong jaw with a well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.
Francis Drake, kneeling before Queen Elizabeth I on his ship and being knighted by her

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, blue eyes, strong jaw with a well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.
Queen Elizabeth I was delighted. She personally boarded the ship, anchored off Deptford, and knighted Francis Drake.

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, piercing blue eyes, strong jaw with well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.In 1577, the queen entrusted him with the most daring mission – to circumnavigate the world and strike an economic blow to the Spanish Empire.

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, piercing blue eyes, strong jaw with well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed.In 1572, he embarked on his first major adventure in the Caribbean – an attack on the Spanish city of Nombre de Dios, where gold from Peru was stored

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16th century, Francis Drake,In 1572, he embarked on his first major adventure in the Caribbean – an attack on the Spanish city of Nombre de Dios, where gold from Peru was stored. Although wounded in the battle, Drake managed to escape with a large booty, even becoming the first Englishman to see the Pacific Ocean from the coast of Panama.

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16th century, Francis Drake,In 1572, he embarked on his first major adventure in the Caribbean – an attack on the Spanish city of Nombre de Dios, where gold from Peru was stored.

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16th century,Francis Drake carried with him a “license to plunder,” signed by the queen herself. This allowed him to attack Spanish ships and ports in America – and with full protection from the law.

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16th century, Spanish King Philip II, Caucasian male. Square face, dark brown eyes, prominent nose and thin mustache. Short, neatly combed dark hair. Build, radiating authority. A man with fair skin, a high forehead and dark eyes, radiating seriousness and determination. His hair was short and well-groomed, and his beard was thin and shaped. His clothing was typical of the Spanish aristocracy of the 16th century - richly decorated dark clothes, a high collar and a heavy cloak, symbolizing his power. He is often depicted with the Order of the Golden Fleece, a sign of his noble origin.

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Oval face, piercing blue eyes, strong jaw with well-groomed beard. Short, wavy dark brown hair, often tied back. Athletic build, showing signs of a life at sea. A man with fair skin, sharp and penetrating eyes, dressed in elegant Elizabethan clothing. His hair was short and curly, and his beard was well-groomed. He often wore an ornate waistcoat or cloak, as well as a sword - a symbol of his rank.

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16th century, Francis Drake, Caucasian male. Square face, dark brown eyes, prominent nose, and thin mustache. Short, neatly combed dark hair. Large build, radiating authority. A man with fair skin, a high forehead, and dark eyes, radiating seriousness and determination. His hair was short and well-groomed, and his beard was thin and shaped. His clothing was typical of the Spanish aristocracy of the 16th century - richly decorated dark clothes, a high collar, and a heavy cloak, symbolizing his authority. He is often depicted with the Order of the Golden Fleece, a sign of his noble origin.

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At the end of the 19th century, a bank in the Wild West

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In the late 19th century, a bank in the Wild West with an employee in it

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At the beginning of the 20th century, Butch Cassidy - a gangster, bank robber in the small village of San Vicente, Bolivia, and his friend Harry Longbow, or as he was also called - the Sanders Kid, buried a treasure somewhere in the rocks of Colorado.

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At the beginning of the 20th century, Butch Cassidy - a gangster, bank robber in the small village of San Vicente, Bolivia, and his friend Harry Longbow, or as he was also called - the Sanders Kid, bury a treasure somewhere in the deserts of Utah.

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In the second half of the nineteenth century, when the Wild West was still wild in the full sense of the word, the law was often powerless, and the difference between a hero and a criminal was extremely unclear. Today I will introduce you to Robert Leroy Parker, known to the world as Butch Cassidy - a gangster, bank robber and leader of the infamous gang The Wild Bunch.

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In the second half of the nineteenth century, when the Wild West was still wild in the full sense of the word, the law was often powerless and the distinction between hero and outlaw was extremely unclear. Among the endless prairies, canyons and dusty towns, legends were born about people who lived outside the rules of society.

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In the second half of the nineteenth century, when the Wild West was still wild in the full sense of the word, the law was often powerless and the distinction between hero and outlaw was extremely unclear. Among the endless prairies, canyons and dusty towns, legends were born about people who lived outside the rules of society.

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The fate of Butch Cassidy and the Sanders Kid remains one of the greatest mysteries of the twentieth century.According to some researchers, Butch Cassidy did not die in Bolivia. It is believed that he managed to escape and returned to the United States under a false identity and lived the rest of his life as a simple farmer, far from the criminal world.

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In the second half of the 19th century, the Wild West was a place where the law was a shadow and the line between hero and outlaw was blurred. Among the sands and dusty roads of the American territories, legends of some of the most famous criminals in history were born.

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with short, fair hair and blue eyes, always elegant. North Carolina. There he asked for and received a royal pardon for his previous crimes and even a letter of marque

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with short, fair hair and blue eyes, always elegant. North Carolina. There he asked for and received a royal pardon for his previous crimes and even a letter of marque

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with short, fair hair and blue eyes, always elegant. Then he sailed to North Carolina. There he asked for and received a royal pardon for his previous crimes and even a letter of marque giving him the right to attack Spanish ships.

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with short, blond hair tied back and blue eyes, always elegant. In one case, he even "compensated" the captain of a robbed ship with rice and old ship ropes instead of real gold.

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with short, blond hair tied back and blue eyes, always elegant. In the waters off Virginia, he captured seven ships, but he did it in his own strange way - he took only the most valuable goods, leaving the crews unharmed.

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18th century, Steed Bonnet, with fair, short hair and blue eyes, always elegant. In the waters off Virginia, he captured seven ships, but he did it in his own strange way - he took only the most valuable goods, leaving the crews unharmed.

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