Ruthless Criminal or Tactical Genius? Andrew & Ed Investigate Henry Morgan Pt.2
The Chocolate PodcastShow Notes
The legend of Henry Morgan continues. In Part 2 of our deep dive into the life of the world’s most famous (and misunderstood) pirate, we explore the daring raids, political maneuvers, and the surprising legacy he left behind.
Was Henry Morgan a ruthless criminal or a tactical genius? From the shores of Port Royal to the heart of the Spanish Empire, we unpack the history that the textbooks often leave out. If you missed the beginning of this journey, make sure to catch up on the first part of our Henry Morgan series on the Chocolate Podcast.
In this video, we cover:
The strategic brilliance behind Morgan's most famous battles. How a "pirate" became the Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. The truth behind the myths of the Caribbean’s Golden Age.
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