The Cruise in the Wake of the Buccaneers 3 Blackbeard 48 The Vigilant 49 St. John—The careenage, Rendezvous Bay 80 Statia—Along the waterfront 80 St. John—A vista on the Peter Duerloo estate 81 Anegada—The guardian reef 112 Anegada—The forbidding coast 112 St. Martin—Salt ponds 113 St. Martin—A street in Gustavia 113 Saba—Saba Island from the sea 128 Saba—A Saban sedan-chair 128 Saba—“Going aboard” 129 Saba—The town of Bottom from Saba Peak 129 St. Kitts—Basseterre and Monkey Hill 144 St. Kitts—The Circus, Basseterre 144 Map of the South Sea and Coast of America, 1680 and 1681 145 Santa Cruz—Plantation 192 Porto Rico—City wall and house of Ponce de Leon 192 Porto Rico—The Morro, San Juan 193 Porto Rico—San Cristobal, where Ogeron’s men labored 193 Trade Wind Cay—The Gibraltar of the Buccaneers 208 Porto Rico—A “piragua,” the craft in which the buccaneers first captured Spanish ships 209 St. Barts—Mending nets where the buccaneers divided loot 216 Carib canoes—It was in such craft that the first buccaneers voyaged from St. Kitts to Hispaniola 216 Tortuga—The birthplace of the buccaneers 217 Francis Lolonois (commonly called Lolonais) 228 The cruelty of Lolonois 229 Rock Brasiliano 236 Bartolomew Portugues 237 The towne of Puerto del Principe taken and sackt 256 Spanish coins used in buccaneer days 257 Sr. Hen. Morgan 272 Jamaica—A road in the hills 273 Panama—Ruins of the fort at Porto Bello 304 Panama—The jungle, Darien, through which Sharp and his men tramped 305 Panama—San Lorenzo fortress as it is to-day 312 Panama—The new city of Panama 313 Panama—A street in modern Panama City 313