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Injured pirates were not only compensated financially, but oftentimes they were also offered to do non-physically demanding work on the ship. Such work could include operating cannons, cooking meals, and washing the ship decks. Law Offices of Francis M. Pirate Compensation! Master of Information and Data Science ….

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The University of Edinburgh. If the injured pirate survived the amputation see the pirate prosthetic section , and received proper medical attention which was highly unlikely aboard a pirate ship he received some sort of primitive substitute for his arm or limb usually a spare plank, or sometimes nothing at all. For obvious reasons an injured pirate was no longer as effective as an able bodied seamen, and for the most part could no longer carryout his designated duties.

Such pirates were compensated for their loss quite adequately for their times, see illustration below. Actually, most pirate crews organized fairly sophisticated and favorable conditions for injured crew members. Injured pirates were not only compensated financially, but oftentimes they were also offered to do non-physically demanding work on the ship.

Such work could include operating cannons, cooking meals, and washing the ship decks.