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The Pirate Ship 1660 1730, PDF eBook

The Pirate Ship 1660 1730 PDF

Illustrated by Bryan Tony Bryan

Part of the New Vanguard series

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The deeds and personalities of famous pirates have received significant attention in recent years: however, no detailed depiction of their vessels has ever been produced.

This title redresses the imbalance, conducting a detailed exploration of the wide variety of pirate vessels that sailed the high seas during the 'golden age' of piracy (1690 1730), from gun-bristling warships to smaller craft such as sloops, brigantines and early schooners.

It incorporates the latest archaeological evidence to produce a fascinating account of these vessels, detailing their origins, development and tactical engagement.

Packed with contemporary illustrations and superbly detailed colour artwork, the ships of the 'golden age' are brought vividly to life.

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