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21496: Jhudicourtb:Re: 21477: Ayiti Libere: Divers locate pirate Morgan's lost ship Apr 22 2004 (fwd)

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Subject: 21496: Jhudicourtb:Re: 21477: Ayiti Libere: Divers locate pirate Morgan's lost ship Apr 22 2004 (fwd)
From: Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>
Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2004 08:02:31 -0500 (CDT)
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From: JHUDICOURTB@aol.com

How can this be news?
"AN international dive team shivered in excitement when

they spied the timbers of a wreck belonging to one of

the most famous buccaneers of all time.


They discovered the remains of Welshman Captain Henry

Morgan's lost frigate, HMS Oxford, off the coast of

Haiti."

Everyone on Ile a Vache knew about that shipwreck.  In fact the Hotel there
is named Port Morgan.  It has a website if you want to check out .   How could
that be news?  Because someone wants to go dig out the wreck, that means they
discovered it?  What does "discover" mean?

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