The Pirates of the Caribbean - A Review

The depictions of anne bonney and mary reed shifted in subsequent editions of the book. The number and amorousness of ann bonny's affairs also grows in subsequent editions. They've become such like people have, they're in the collective memory as like these two incredible, fierce lady pirates who fought bravely next to each other. But our con tions of them draw mostly from a really sensational problem riddled book that got even more sensationalized about their stories overtime.