Description
Explore the captivating world of piracy with our essential resource, 'Piracy in the Early Modern Era.' This groundbreaking book is a treasure trove of original texts and scholarly insights spanning over two hundred years, from 1548 to 1726. Written by renowned historians Lane and Bialuschewski, this volume offers a diverse collection of primary documents that illuminate the lives of sea raiders without succumbing to the romanticized and often Anglo-centric narratives that dominate the field. Each excerpt is accompanied by insightful glosses and a comprehensive introduction, providing readers with the necessary historical context to understand the complexities of early modern piracy. This educational resource is perfect for history enthusiasts, students, and scholars seeking to delve deeply into maritime history and the socio-political factors that influenced piracy worldwide. With its affordable price and trade binding format, 'Piracy in the Early Modern Era' is essential reading for anyone interested in the rich history of naval warfare, colonialism, and the global impact of piracy during this transformative period. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enhance your understanding of piracy through firsthand accounts and expert analysis.