Piracy Mythmaking in the Eighteenth Century
Criminality, Human Nature, and Civil Government
Samenvatting
Focusing on the figure of the pirate as a literary phenomenon in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Piracy Mythmaking emphasizes and illustrates the wide range of viewpoints found in pirate literature, from militant nationalism to satirical critique of domestic politics and British imperialism, particularly in the Americas.

