Captain William Kidd and Others of the Buccaneers — John Shaqi
Captain William Kidd and Others of the BuccaneersAbbott, John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot)
History
Captain William Kidd and Others of the Buccaneers
Abbott, John S. C. (John Stevens Cabot)
Buccaneers; Kidd, William, -1701; Pirates
Ravages of the Pirates.--The King’s Interview with Earl
Bellomont.--William Kidd, the New-York Merchant.--His
Commission.--Sailing of the Adventure.--Recruiting in
New York.--Circuitous Trip to Madagascar.--Perils and
Sufferings.--Madagascar the Pirates’ Home.--Murmurings of the
Crew.--Kidd reluctantly turns Pirate.--His Repulses, and his
Captures. 29
CHAPTER III.
_Piratic Adventures._
Audacity of Kidd.--Fate of the November.--Kidd kills William
Moore.--The Renowned Ballad.--Kidd’s Compunctions.--Kidd at
Madagascar.--Piratic Carousals.--The Artificial Hell.--Kidd’s
Return to the West Indies.--Exaggerated Reports of Avery.--His
wretched Career and wretched End. 51
CHAPTER IV.
_Arrest, Trial, and Condemnation of Kidd._
Appalling Tidings.--Trip to Curacoa.--Disposal of the Quedagh
Merchant.--Purchase of the Antonio.--Trembling Approach toward
New York.--Measures for the Arrest of Kidd.--He enters Delaware
Bay.--Touches at Oyster Bay and Block Island.--Communications
with the Government.--Sails for Boston.--His Arrest.--Long
Delays.--Public Rumors.--His Trial and Condemnation. 75
CHAPTER V.
_Kidd, and Stede Bonnet._
The Guilt of Kidd.--Rumors of Buried Treasure.--Mesmeric
Revelation.--Adventures of Bradish.--Strange Character of
Major Bonnet.--His Piracies.--Encounters.--Indications of
Insanity.--No Temptation to Turn Pirate.--Blackbeard.--Bonnet
Deposed. 98
CHAPTER VI.
_The Adventures of Edward Teach, or Blackbeard._
Seizure of the Protestant Cæsar.--The Piratic Squadron.--Villany
of the Buccaneers.--The Atrocities of Blackbeard.--Illustrative
Anecdotes.--Carousals on Shore.--Alleged Complicity with the
Governor.--Hiding-place near Ocracoke Inlet.--Arrangements
for his Capture.--Boats sent from two Men-of-War.--Bloody
Battle.--The Death of the Pirate.--His Desperate and Demoniac
Character. 110
CHAPTER VII.
_The Close of Stede Bonnet’s Career._
Bonnet’s Abandonment by Blackbeard.--Avails Himself of the
King’s Pardon.--Takes Commission as a Privateer.--Rescues
Blackbeard’s Pirates.--Piratic Career.--Enters Cape Fear River
for Repairs.--Captured by Colonel Rhet.--The Conflict.--Escapes
from Prison.--The Pursuit, and Trial and Sentence. 125
CHAPTER VIII.
_The Portuguese Barthelemy._
Commencement of his Career.--Bold Capture.--Brutality of
the Pirates.--Reverses and Captivity.--Barthelemy doomed to
Die.--His Escape.--Sufferings in the Forest.--Reaches Gulf
Triste.--Hardening Effect of his Misfortunes.--His new Piratic
Enterprise.--Wonderful Success.--The Tornado.--Impoverishment
and Ruin. 139
CHAPTER IX.
_Francis Lolonois._
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