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    Pirates of the Caribbean: 6 - Dawn of Freedom
    Pirates of the Caribbean: 6 - Dawn of Freedom
    Pirates of the Caribbean: 6 - Dawn of Freedom
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    Pirates of the Caribbean: 6 - Dawn of Freedom

    By Rajesh Ranga Rao

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    The East India company has turned aggressive building colonies in other countries. Especially they indulge in transferring wealth from India to London. The Pirates and Jack Sparrow try to abduct wealth from being transferred. Get into the story where the Pirates fight for India Freedom. After 'Dead Men Tell No Tales', Davvy Jones returns to avenge for his loss. Will Turner wants to get freedom. Read this gripping short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRajesh Ranga Rao
    Release dateFeb 11, 2018
    ISBN9781370675890
    Pirates of the Caribbean: 6 - Dawn of Freedom
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    Rajesh Ranga Rao

    Lazy Kid. Also a Blogger, Poet, Song-Writer, Script-Writer, Music Lover, Cinema Crazy, Football Freak, Politics, Business enthusiast, Stock Trader...

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      Dawn of Freedom

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      The East India Company has started to build colonies in the under developed countries. The Company which initially came to other countries for trade was spellbound by the historical and economic richness of the nations and began occupying these nations by means of war. The East India Company increased its footprint in the Asian countries since they were both historically and economically attractive. India was one of the country with high wealth and prosperity. The culture and traditions here were far better than other colonies and the people were divided highly. Yet they lived in harmony. This was a nation with hundreds of languages

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