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Two years on the Alabama

Arthur Sinclair

1895

Medieval Pirates

Jill Eddison

2013

Jean Laffite

Ramsay, Jack C. Jr, Ramsay, Jack C.

1996

Elizabethan privateering

Kenneth Raymond Andrews

1985

The corsairs of France

Charles Boswell Norman

1887

Corsarios de Levante

Arturo Pérez-Reverte

2008

The Confederate privateers

William M. Robinson

1928

Sir Francis Drake

Harry Kelsey

1998

A cruising voyage round the world

Woodes Rogers

1928

The Iron Rose

Marsha Canham

2003

British privateering enterprise in the eighteenth century

David J. Starkey

1990

The psychoanalytic theory of neurosis

Otto Fenichel

1945

My enemy, my heart

Laurie Alice Eakes

2016

Pirate hunter

Graham A. Thomas

2009

The privateer's apprentice

Susan Verrico

2012

The sack of Panamá

Peter Earle

1982

Drake

Wade G. Dudley

2005

Picture book of the Revolution's privateers

C. Keith Wilbur

1973

Empire Builders

Ben Bova

1993

Caught by the Scot

Karen Hawkins

2017

History of the Liverpool privateers and letters of marque

Gomer Williams

1897

The Pirate Round

James L. Nelson

2002

The lively lady

Roberts, Kenneth Lewis

1948

The prize game

Donald A. Petrie

1999

Fanning's narrative

Nathaniel Fanning

1912

The Sea Witch

Ruth Ryan Langan

2000

Pirates and privateers

Jeremy Pascall

1981

Are the southern privateersmen pirates?

Daly, Charles P.

1862

Shark of the Confederacy

Charles M. Robinson

1995

Message from the President of the United States

United States. Department of State.

1798

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