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Morgan’s subsequent sacking of Panama City not only served as yet another pirate victory, but also dealt the blow that loosened Spain’s grip on the New World. Their target was one of the richest cities in the western hemisphere, lying in the heart of the Spanish colonies: Panama City. In 1670, he amassed a fleet of 36 vessels and 1,846 men, the largest fleet of privateers and pirates in the history of the Caribbean. From 1664 to 1671, Morgan led daring raids throughout the Spanish Main, resulting in riches for himself and his men and exposing the fragility of the Spanish Empire in the western hemisphere. One of the most famous privateers or pirates of all time, Henry Morgan was one of the few to survive and enjoy his ill-gotten gains.