lead them. Snelgrave reported that they “chose Cocklyn for their commander because of his brutality, being determined they said, never again to have a gentleman commander such as Moody was.” A General History of the Pyrates says Moody made his way back to New Providence to end his career, accepting the King's Pardon. See also Edward England – Several captains and / or ships associated with Moody eventually sailed with Edward England. Notes References Year of birth missing 18th-century pirates British pirates 1719 deaths Caribbean pirates Pardoned pirates