Original sentence: ), born in Puerto Rico, was a pirate in the latter part of the 17th century who fought the British Navy in Vieques and was granted the privileges of privateer by the Spanish Crown.For some reasons, never clearly established, he was persecuted by the Spanish elite in the island and jailed in various occaiones.He was striped of all his power and wealth by the Spanish Crown.Henriquez, a mulatto, was a shoemaker by occupation.In recognition for his services, the Spanish Crown, under the order of King Philip V (1683-1746), awarded Miguel Henriquez with "La Medalla de Oro de la Real Efigie" (The Gold Medal of the Royal Image) in 1713 and named him Captain of the Seas and Land, The Spanish Crown also gave him a special permit to do his pirate activities in the name of Spain.It is believed that he died a pauper.Miguel Henriquez also spelled Enriquez (c
Edited sentence: ), born in Puerto Rico, was a corsair in the latter part of the 17th century who fought the British Navy in the small island of Vieques.Angel Lopez Cantos has studied very extensively the life and whereabouts of this man.Enriquez, a mulatto, was a shoemakeras a young man but soon learned the sailors trade and became very good at it.For reasons of envy by the local hidalgos or aristocrats the gobernos ro Puerto Rico made a case agaist him.He died as a por man in a house he constructed for the Bishops in transit to other viceroys.He was striped of all his power and wealth by the local authorities.In recognition for his many services, the Spanish Crown, under the order of King Philip V (1683-1746), awarded Miguel Henriquez with "La Medalla de Oro de la Real Efigie" (The Gold Medal of the Royal Image) in 1713 and named him Captain of the Seas and Land, The Spanish Crown also gave him a special permit to do his pirate activities in the name of Spain.In terrorem fidei defenso 00:10, 26 October 2006 (UTC).Miguel Enriquez (c.Puerto Rico.Spanish historian Dr.That house called Bipshop's House in what is today known as Miramar in outskirts of Old San Juan.by occupation