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The Synergy of Pirate Governance
A contemporary observer described pirate crews as being 'wickedly united, and articled together.' Explain why the combination of these two elements—strong social bonds and formal written agreements—was likely more effective in maintaining crew discipline and success than either element would have been on its own.
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