Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean by E. Hamilton Currey
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BRIGANTINE CHASING FELUCCA 236 GOZON DE DIEU-DONNÉ SLAYING THE GREAT SERPENT OF RHODES 294 CARRACK IN WHICH THE KNIGHTS ARRIVED AT MALTA, 1530 300 JEAN PARISOT DE LA VALETTE, GRAND MASTER OF THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA, AT THE SIEGE OF THAT ISLAND BY THE TURKS IN 1565 324 DEATH OF DRAGUT AT THE SIEGE OF MALTA 340 A GALLEY OF THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA 354 DON JOHN OF AUSTRIA 362 SEBASTIAN VENIERO 364 INTRODUCTORY In all the ages of which we have any record there have been men who gained a living by that practice of robbery on the high seas which we know by the name of Piracy. Perhaps the pirates best known to the English-speaking world are the buccaneers of the Spanish Main, who flourished exceedingly in the seventeenth century, and of whom many chronicles exist: principally owing to the labours of that John Esquemelin, a pirate of a literary turn |
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