Summary

A true treasure trove of maritime history. The Way of the Pirate is a fascinating account of the men, women, kings and countries that aided, supported, hunted and condemned the most romantic of adventurers in maritime history. It contains a fascinating and full account of the the life and times as well as the distinction between pirates, buccaneers, and privateers. The Way of the Pirate is certain to be a benchmark reference to this great era in maritime history.

Classification

• Dewey Decimal: 359

Book Details

• Physical Description: 5.4"x8.1"x1.1"; 0.6 lb; 272 pages
• Edition Info: Paperback; 2005-03-29

Subjects

• History -- Historical Study -- Reference
• History -- Military -- Naval
• Professional & Technical -- Transportation -- Ships -- History

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