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[[Nanseetcuket]]'s Chappaquiddick coast was made internationally famous in the 1800s and early 1900s as a death trap for international shipping. Numerous [[Kiravia]]n and [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] merchant marine ships were dashed against the rocks in mysterious storms. These sailors were considered the best storm sailors in the world due to their experience in the [[Kilikas Storm Belt]] and were the vanguard of an international effort to engage [[Nanseetucket]] by the global community. The [[Burgoignesc Maritime Navigation Administration]] calculates that between [[1804]] and [[1914]] 78 [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] merchant ships were destroyed on the rocks, shoals, and shores of Chappaquiddick. The [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] Maritime Biographer Laureate Maurie-Joseph Copecnee laments that the ports of [[Nanseetucket]] were "gravid with mercantile potential. Our national future in [[Nanseetucket]] was cut short by the enmity of the insolent Chappaquiddick."