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Douglas R. Burgess Jr. is one of the world's foremost authorities on piracy. He holds a J.D. with a concentration in International Public Law from Cornell University and a Master's degree in International Law with a concentration in contemporary high-seas piracy. An award-winning writer of short historical fiction and nonfiction, his writings on piracy have appeared in the journal Legal Affairs and have been quoted in the New York Times.
Acknowledgments | p. ix |
Preface | p. xi |
Prologue: The End of Blackbeard | p. 1 |
Enemies of the Human Race | p. 12 |
Erring Captains: State-Sponsored Piracy and Its Aftermath | p. 23 |
"His Majesty's Pleasure": Henry Morgan and Jamaica | p. 44 |
Oddsfish! | p. 63 |
The Pirate Cabal | p. 78 |
King Baldridge and the Red Sea Pirates | p. 95 |
Amity, Liberty, and Thomas Tew | p. 106 |
Henry Every, "As Yet an Englishman's Friend" | p. 129 |
Trials and Tribulations | p. 148 |
The Most Hated Man in America | p. 168 |
Nemesis | p. 186 |
"Your Loving Friends" | p. 198 |
The Despair of Lord Bellomont | p. 219 |
"That Race of Wicked Men" | p. 241 |
Sources | p. 266 |
Index | p. 291 |
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