Pirates (ePub)

Name: Pirates
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SKU: 144122348
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(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Charles Johnson

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In his book 'Pirates,' Charles Johnson delves into the dangerous and thrilling world of piracy in the early 18th century. With a captivating narrative style that blends historical accounts with fictional storytelling, Johnson paints a vivid picture of the infamous pirates who terrorized the seas during this tumultuous period. Through detailed descriptions of pirate raids, naval battles, and life on the high seas, Johnson provides readers with a riveting look into the lives of these notorious outlaws. His meticulous attention to detail and engaging prose make 'Pirates' both educational and entertaining, appealing to history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Charles Johnson, whose identity remains a mystery, was a prolific writer and publisher of the 18th century. His firsthand knowledge of piracy and maritime history likely inspired him to write this gripping account of the Golden Age of Piracy. 'Pirates' is a must-read for anyone fascinated by the swashbuckling tales of the high seas and the daring exploits of history's most infamous pirates.

Autoren-Porträt von Charles Johnson

Charles Johnson, active in the literary world between 1724 and 1731, has cemented his legacy as a seminal figure in the chronicling of pirate history. Not much is known of his personal life, and even his identity remains shrouded in mystery. Some scholars suggest Johnson might have been a pseudonym, possibly for Daniel Defoe or another contemporary writer of the early eighteenth century. Regardless of his true identity, Johnson's contributions to pirate literature are undeniable. His book 'Pirates' remains a cornerstone of pirate lore and historiography. The work provides detailed accounts of the lives and exploits of infamous pirates, marking Johnson as a significant, if enigmatic, chronicler of these maritime rogues. The scholarly treatment of pirate narratives in his book helped to both vilify and romanticize the figures it portrays, influencing the literary style of pirate tales for centuries to follow. Johnson's careful blend of fact and fiction in his depiction of notorious pirates like Blackbeard and Calico Jack has solidified 'Pirates' not only as a historical document but also as a literary classic that continues to captivate enthusiasts of nautical adventure and history alike.