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The Buccaneers of America
Book • 2015
This book, originally published as *De Americaensche Zee-Roovers* in Dutch, provides a detailed and often graphic account of the buccaneers' activities in the Caribbean.
Exquemelin, who sailed with Henry Morgan and other notable pirates, describes their raids, battles, and daily lives.
The book includes descriptions of the French presence in Hispaniola, the origin and conduct of the buccaneers, and notable events such as the sacking of Panama City.
It is a rich source of historical information on piracy during the Golden Age and offers insights into the harsh and often brutal life of the buccaneers.
Exquemelin, who sailed with Henry Morgan and other notable pirates, describes their raids, battles, and daily lives.
The book includes descriptions of the French presence in Hispaniola, the origin and conduct of the buccaneers, and notable events such as the sacking of Panama City.
It is a rich source of historical information on piracy during the Golden Age and offers insights into the harsh and often brutal life of the buccaneers.
