Talk:Women in piracy

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[edit] A significant minority ?

Including a 14th century Breton noblewoman and a Chinese bandit - which is scraping the barrel a bit - the total number of authenticated female pirates doesn't seem to run to double figures. Bonny and Read, OK, but in what way are they "significant" ?Boulet rouge (talk) 16:32, 4 March 2008 (UTC)