Pirates
Pirates
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August, 1717, he came off at the Bar of South Carolina, and took a Sloop and Brigantine, which they plundered, and then he dismissed the Brigantine, but took the Sloop with him to an Inlet in North- Carolina, where he careened, and set her on fire.
Afterwards he put to sea, but could not agree with the men what course to take; for the Major being no sailor, was obliged to submit to many things his men imposed upon him, when falling in with Edward Teach, alias Blackbeard, who was a good sailor, ...but a hardened villain, Bonnet's Crew joined with him, and put Bonnet aboard Blackbeard's Ship.
But Black beard losing his Ship at Topsail Inlet, surrendered to the King's Proclama- tion ; when Bonnet re-assumed the command of his own Sloop, and sailed directly for Bath Town in North-Carolina, where he also surrenders himself, and receives a certifi- cate. There getting a clearance for his 104 MAJOR STEDE BONNET, AND HIS CREW Sloop, he pretended to sail for the Island of St. Thomas, to get the Emperor's Com- mission to go a-Privateering upon the Spaniards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
August, 1717, he came off at the Bar of South Carolina, and took a Sloop and Brigantine, which they plundered, and then he dismissed the Brigantine, but took the Sloop with him to an Inlet in North- Carolina, where he careened, and set her on fire.
Afterwards he put to sea, but could not agree with the men what course to take; for the Major being no sailor, was obliged to submit to many things his men imposed upon him, when falling in with Edward Teach, alias Blackbeard, who was a good sailor, ...but a hardened villain, Bonnet's Crew joined with him, and put Bonnet aboard Blackbeard's Ship.
But Black beard losing his Ship at Topsail Inlet, surrendered to the King's Proclama- tion ; when Bonnet re-assumed the command of his own Sloop, and sailed directly for Bath Town in North-Carolina, where he also surrenders himself, and receives a certifi- cate. There getting a clearance for his 104 MAJOR STEDE BONNET, AND HIS CREW Sloop, he pretended to sail for the Island of St. Thomas, to get the Emperor's Com- mission to go a-Privateering upon the Spaniards.
What to read after Pirates?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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