Bartholomew Roberts was the pirate captain of the ship *Royal Rover*, where the crew was required to consent to a written constitution.

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The *Royal Rover* was a pirate ship commanded by Captain Bartholomew Roberts. It is a notable example of a pirate vessel that operated under a formal, written constitution to which all crew members had to consent.

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Crew members on Captain Bartholomew Roberts' pirate ship, the *Royal Rover*, were required to consent to a written constitution known as 'The Royal Rover's Articles'. This document served a dual function: it established the rules of conduct for the crew and also guaranteed them specific rights.

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