Marsh Harbour

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Marsh Harbour, Abacos, the Bahamas

Marsh Harbour


Nation:	Pirates (Nation)
Region:	Bahamas
Info:	Unconquerable Port This port has a RAH
Resources:	None
NPC Level:	Unknown

Minimap

Mission Name	Level
Question the Career Trainer	11
A Penny to Bury the Wren	11
For Your Generosity...	11
A Collection of Stone	11
All Wrapped Up With Nowhere To Go	11
Tutorial	11
Meet the Magistrate	11
Boarding Tutorial: To Boarder's Bay!	22
Treasure Hunt	22
The Mysterious Visitor	22
The Plague of Piracy	33
Boarding Tutorial: To Arms!	33
Bloody Rampage	33
To Protect and To Serve	33
Paying Off	33
A Private Investigation	33
Consolation Prize	33
Now Just One Second	33
Heartless Romantic	44
Breaking and Entering	44
...Like a Captain Scorned	44
Hell Hath No Fury...	44
Illegitimate Business	44
The Economy: Starting Out	55
Unruly Patrons	55
Business Trip	55
Guidance	55
Bribes and Misdemeanours	55
The Tactician	55
Pleased to Meat You	55
Meat Me Halfway	55
The Brute	55
Clearing the Sea Lanes	55
Suspended Sentence	55
The Piper Gets Paid	55
A Man of Wealth and Taste	55
Where the Elite Meat	55
All Hands Meating	66
Red Tide	66
The Mastermind	66
Bloody Arms Bounty	66
Don't Rest On Your Laurels	77
Get a Clue	1010
At His Majesty's Pleasure	5050

Pirate starting tutorial missions, level 1-8 missions such as the Heartless Romantic series, group mission Red Tide, the Map of Destiny series of missions begining with A Man of Wealth and Taste.

[edit] History

The first inhabitants of Marsh Harbour, the Lucayan were Arawakan People who inhabited the Bahamas at the time of Christopher Columbus' landing on October 12, 1492. They are widely thought to be the first Amerindians encountered by the Spanish. Early accounts describe them as a peaceful people. Before Columbus' arrival, there were about 20,000 Lucayans, but because of slavery, diseases and other hardships brought about by the arrival of the Europeans, by 1517, they were virtually non-existent.

The Spaniards who followed Columbus depopulated the islands and they were deserted until the arrival of the Eleutherian Adventurers from Bermuda in the mid 1600s. The Adventurers (who were English) established the first permanent European settlements on an island which they named Eleuthera - the name derives from the Greek word for freedom. They later discovered New Providence and named it Sayle's Island. To survive, the settlers salvaged goods from wrecks.

In 1670 King Charles II granted the islands to the Lords Proprietors of the Carolinas, who rented the islands from the king with rights of trading, tax, appointing governors, and administering the country.

During proprietary rule, the Bahamas became a haven for pirates, including the infamous Blackbeard. To restore orderly government, the Bahamas was made a British crown colony in 1718 under the royal governorship of Woodes Rogers, who cracked down on piracy.