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And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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They staked their lives at every turn, they gambled with death, and the greater the odds the more readily did they throw themselves into the game. And it was this gambling spirit, this recklessness that enabled them to defy the world of their day.” (From the Introduction) The author recounts sailing from port to port among the islands of the West Indies and along the Spanish Main. At each, he describes the present (ca. 1923) conditions and relives its dark and bloody history in the Golden Age of Piracy. An interesting take on a familiar subject, it's well written and highly entertaining. Some of the deeds recounted are “dark and bloody” indeed. This is not a book for the soft-stomached. But then, what's a pirate yarn without a few good massacres, plundering, and burnings? Yo-ho! 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