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Privateers and Pirates written by Angus Konstam illustrated by Angus McBride Privateering, a type of nationally sponsored piracy, was used in maritime warfare since the middle ages, and in the early 18th century many sea captains turned to privateering as a way of making money. It reached its peak during the American Revolution, when the fledgling American navy had to rely on privateers to disrupt British shipping between England and the rebellious colonies. Following peace with the American colonies in 1815, many former privateers turned to piracy, creating the last great wave of pirates lasting a decade. This book describes the world of privateers and pirates in detail, exploring their ships, crews, ports and battle tactics. The many illustrations include old maps and engravings, ship schematics, paintings of battles and raids, portraits of famous pirates, weapons, and more. Ten full-page color plates by McBride illustrate authentic costumes and battle scenes. This book is very informative. Angus Konstam has written a number of books on eighteenth century subjects, including

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Main Links I Buccaneers And Marooners Of The Spanish Main JUST above the northwestern shore of the old island of Hispaniolathe Santo Domingo of our dayand separated from it only by a narrow channel of some five or six miles in width, lies a queer little hunch of an island, known, because of a distant resemblance to that animal, as the Tortuga de Mar, or sea turtle. It is not more than twenty miles in length by perhaps seven or eight in breadth; it is only a little spot of land, and as you look at it upon the map a pin's head would almost cover it; yet from that spot, as from a center of inflammation, a burning fire of human wickedness and ruthlessness and lust overran the world, and spread terror and death throughout the Spanish West Indies, from St. Augustine to the island of Trinidad, and from Panama to the coasts of Peru. About the middle of the seventeenth century certain French adventurers set out from the fortified island of St. Christopher in longboats and hoys, directing their course to the westward, there to discover new islands. Sighting Hispaniola "with abundance of joy," they landed, and went into the country, where they found great quantities of wild cattle, horses, and swine. Now vessels on the return voyage to Europe from the West Indies needed revictualing, and food, especially flesh, was at a premium in the islands of the Spanish Main; wherefore a great profit was to be turned in preserving beef and pork, and selling the flesh to homeward-bound vessels.

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