How fast is a pirate ship?

Question:
I need to know about how fast was fast for a pirate ship in the mid 1700's.

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That would depend upon the type of ship they used. Depending upon the ship, the sails, and wind speed it could vary from 3 knots to 12 knots per hour. There are instances of ships in the 17th - 18th century being several miles offshore and it would take them a month to get to port due to lack of wind, low wind, or basically the wind blowing against them.

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About 8 knots.

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The speed of a ship is a product of the waterline length... has to do with hydrodynamics and ignoring the effects of sail or motor.

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The formula, as best I can remember it is, 1.51 times the waterline length times 0.10 so a boat with a waterline of, say, 50 feet, times 1.51=75.5 times 0.10= 7.55 Knots
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