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Constructor of legends and tales, Captain William Kidd's life remains one steeped in intrigue. Born in Scotland in 1655, Kidd began his maritime journey as a privateer licensed to capture enemy vessels in the high seas, but his narrative became muddled with accusations of piracy. The period of his exploits saw him traversing the Caribbean and Indian Ocean on tumultuous and ill-fated voyages. His crew, often comprised of former pirates, contributed to the confusion surrounding his actions.