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an 18th century illustration of Captain Francis Spriggs and his crew forcing a captive Portugeese sailor through "the sweats" or a gauntlet for the crew's amusement, as appearing in the article Too Great a Cruelty: ARCHAEOLOGY's Top Ten Vicious Pirate Acts at [1]. I believe the photo, published prior to 1923, falls under fair use as a historically significant photo of a famous individual and used for informational purposes.

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• (del) (cur) 09:17, 1 March 2007 . . MadMax (Talk | contribs) . . 600×360 (131,626 bytes) (an 18th century illustration of Captain Francis Spriggs and his crew forcing a captive Portugeese sailor through "the sweats" or a gauntlet for the crew's amusement. )

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