The pirates of the New England coast, 1630-1730 — John Shaqi
The pirates of the New England coast, 1630-1730Dow, George Francis
History
The pirates of the New England coast, 1630-1730
Dow, George Francis
New England -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775; Pirates -- New England -- History
RICHARD COOTE, EARL OF BELLOMONT, GOVERNOR OF
MASSACHUSETTS, 1699-1700 42
From a rare engraving in the Harvard College Library.
VIEW OF CASTLE WILLIAM, BOSTON HARBOR, ABOUT
1729, AND A MAN-OF-WAR OF THE PERIOD 54
From the only known copy of an engraving probably by
John Harris, after a drawing by William Burgis.
AN ARMED SLOOP NEAR BOSTON LIGHTHOUSE IN 1729 62
From the only known copy of a mezzotint by William
Burgis, published Aug. 11, 1729, and now in the
possession of the United States Lighthouse Board.
SAMUEL SEWALL, CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPERIOR
COURT IN MASSACHUSETTS, 1718-1728 66
From an original painting in possession of the
Massachusetts Historical Society.
FAC-SIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF “A FULL ACCOUNT
OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN RELATION TO CAPT. KIDD,”
London, 1701 82
From an original in the library of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
JOSEPH DUDLEY, GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS, WHO
PRESIDED AT THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN QUELCH 102
From an original painting in possession of the
Massachusetts Historical Society.
FAC-SIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF “THE TRIAL OF
CAPT. JOHN QUELCH FOR PIRACY,” London, 1704 106
From an original in the library of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
FAC-SIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF REV. COTTON
MATHER’S “FAITHFUL WARNINGS TO PREVENT FEARFUL
JUDGMENTS,” Boston, 1704 112
From an original in the library of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
REV. COTTON MATHER, PASTOR OF THE SECOND (NORTH)
CHURCH, Boston, 1685-1728 114
From a mezzotint by Peter Pelham after a portrait
painted in 1728.
FAC-SIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF “THE TRIAL OF
EIGHT PERSONS INDITED FOR PIRACY,” Boston, 1717 116
From an original in the library of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
SPANISH DOUBLOON 126
From the original gold coin, found on the beach at
Wellfleet, Mass., where Bellamy’s pirate ship was
wrecked in 1717 and now in the possession of Charles
H. Taylor.
SPANISH PIECE OF EIGHT 126
From the original eight real piece in the cabinet of
the Massachusetts Historical Society.
FAC-SIMILE OF THE TITLE-PAGE OF REV. COTTON
MATHER’S “INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LIVING FROM THE
CONDITION OF THE DEAD,” Boston, 1717 130
From an original in the library of the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
CAPT. GEORGE LOWTHER AT PORT MAYO 138
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