Title: Pirates and privateers
First published: 1963
Description: Discusses piracy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries focusing on the lives and infamous deeds of Peter Francis, Captain Kidd, Blackbeard, and Stede Bonnet.
Subjects: Privateers, Pirates, Piracy, Buccaneers, History, Juvenile literature, Textbooks
Places: Caribbean, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, New York, United States, Charles Town, Massachusetts, Hudson River, Taunton River, New Jersey, Providence River, Providence, Rhode Island, Indies, Carolinas, Cape Fear River, Carolina, South Carolina, Bath, North Carolina, Pamlico Sound, Ocracoke Inlet, Africa, India, Madagascar, America, Gardner's Island, West Indies, Piscataqua River, Cape of Good Hope, Madeira Islands, Madeira, Thames River, Newfoundland, Portsmouth, Peru, Virginia, Panama, London, Porto Bello, New England, Europe, The Netherlands, Spain, Falmouth, Plymouth, England, France, Holland, New World, Mexico, Central America, North America, South America, Spanish main, Cuba, Tortuga, Caribbean Area
People: Columbus, Peter Francis, Peter the Great, Black Bart, The Rock, Henry Morgan, Henry King, Captain Kidd, Governor Spotswood, George Washington, William Rhett, Colonel Rhett, Lieutenant Maynard, Captain William Kidd, Robert Maynard, Robert Livingston, Lord Bellomont, William Moore, Robert Colliford, Blackbeard, Edward Teach, Mr. Wragg, Mr. Marks, Governor Johnson, Governor Eden, Tobias Knight, Alexander Spotswood, Stede Bonnet, Silas Talbot
Time periods: 1630-1862, Age of the Buccaneers, 1650-1690, Golden Age of Piracy, 1690-1730, Decline of Piracy, 1730-1900
LC classification: F2161 .M13