“why he and his fellow freebooters fought Colonel William Rhett and the vessels sent by the government against them. Bayley probably brought a roar of laughter from those attending the trial when he answered, “We thought it had been a… — Marcus Rediker Copy Share Image
“Job Bayley, facing death for piracy in a Charleston courtroom in 1718, was asked by the attorney general of South Carolina why he and his fellow freebooters fought Colonel William Rhett and the vessels sent by the government against them.… — Marcus Rediker Copy Share Image
“why he and his fellow freebooters fought Colonel William Rhett and the vessels sent by the government against them. Bayley probably brought a roar… — Marcus Rediker Copy Share Image
“Job Bayley, facing death for piracy in a Charleston courtroom in 1718, was asked by the attorney general of South Carolina why he and… — Marcus Rediker Copy Share Image
The success of the abolitionist movement lay in its making real for people in Britain and America the slave ship's pervasive and utterly instrumental… — Marcus Rediker Copy Share Image
