The Pirates Own Book / Authentic Narratives of the Most Celebrated Sea Robbers
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A collection of contemporary and compiled narratives recounts the careers and exploits of celebrated sea robbers, detailing raids, prize-taking, treasure concealment, betrayals, captures, trials, and executions. Interspersed with regional sketches of pirate havens and maritime practices, the accounts survey operations across Atlantic and Indian Ocean waters and coastal lagoons, tracing patterns of organization, violence, and survival at sea while balancing sensational episodes with reportage of legal proceedings and the social conditions that fostered piracy.
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