The Buccaneers of America - Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin
Pirates of the West Indies - Clinton Van de Brosse Black
Pirate's Who's Who - Phillip Gosse
Piracy in the West Indies and its Suppression - Francis B.C. Bradlee (1923)
Subject to the Power of the Infernall Spiritt: Puritans, Privateers and the Genesis of Buccaneers--M. Todd Robinson, 1998.
Pirates on the Chesapeake: Being a true history of pirates, picaroons, and raiders on Chesapeake Bay 1610-1807--Shomette, Donald G.
Villains of All Nations: Atlantic pirates in the Golden Age--Marcus Rediker 2004 (www.marcusrediker.com)
Predators and Prizes: American Privateering and Imperial Warfare 1739-1748--Carl E. Swanson, 1991
The Exuma Guide--Stephen Pavlidis
The History of Pirates - Angus Konstam
The Pirate Trial of Anne Bonny and Mary Read--Tamara J. Eastman and Constance Bond
I didn't read the Johnson, especially after so many other scholars dunned the work. The Exquemelin has a wealth of good detail, as I recall, and the Black, too. The Exuma Guide is mostly a navigational aid for the Bahamas and that part of the Caribbean.
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Date: 2007-06-13 12:38 pm (UTC)The Buccaneers of America - Alexandre Olivier Exquemelin
Pirates of the West Indies - Clinton Van de Brosse Black
Pirate's Who's Who - Phillip Gosse
Piracy in the West Indies and its Suppression - Francis B.C. Bradlee (1923)
Subject to the Power of the Infernall Spiritt: Puritans, Privateers and the Genesis of Buccaneers--M. Todd Robinson, 1998.
Pirates on the Chesapeake: Being a true history of pirates, picaroons, and raiders on Chesapeake Bay 1610-1807--Shomette, Donald G.
Villains of All Nations: Atlantic pirates in the Golden Age--Marcus Rediker 2004 (www.marcusrediker.com)
Predators and Prizes: American Privateering and Imperial Warfare 1739-1748--Carl E. Swanson, 1991
The Exuma Guide--Stephen Pavlidis
The History of Pirates - Angus Konstam
The Pirate Trial of Anne Bonny and Mary Read--Tamara J. Eastman and Constance Bond
I didn't read the Johnson, especially after so many other scholars dunned the work. The Exquemelin has a wealth of good detail, as I recall, and the Black, too. The Exuma Guide is mostly a navigational aid for the Bahamas and that part of the Caribbean.
Happy reading!