Discusses the life of William Kidd, known as Captain Kidd, and examines the history of pirating and details daily life aboard a pirate ship.
Using evidence from the site, Frederick Hanselmann deconstructs the tales of the nefarious captain, and what emerges is a true story of an adventurer and privateer contextualized by issues of economics, politics, empire, and individual ...
Discusses the life of William Kidd, known as Captain Kidd, and examines the history of pirating and details daily life aboard a pirate ship.
Henry Pitman, on first being forced to eat a turtle diet, complained of the “violent looseness” that it caused. He “cured” his condition by ... The rising concern of the company captains can be seen in the logs of the Sampson, L.Mar.
It would still be risky business, so Kidd did something that would establish his place in history and change the way pirates were seen forever: he hid some of his cash on Gardiner's Island just off the coast of New York to use as a ...
Captain William Kidd: And Others of the Pirates Or Buccaneers who Ravaged the Seas, the Islands, and the Continents of...
Kidd handed Duncan Campbell a green silkbag, containing five pounds of bar gold, worth £250,asum that wouldbuy a nice pieceof Manhattandock land. Notelegant butso handy in these cash-scarce colonies. Campbell walked to Peter Sergeant's ...
Two boys living along the Hudson River track historical clues and try to elude a crazed treasure-hunter as they search for bounty rumored to have been hidden in 1699.
Introduces the concepts of floating and sinking by following a fictional captain on the high seas who wonders why his boat floats and his treasure sinks.
Return to Treasure Island and the Search for Captain Kidd weaves together two exciting stories: the saga of Captain William Kidd, one of history's most baffling and mysterious figures, and Barry Clifford's obsessive quest to find perhaps ...
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