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...ars shone brilliantly. The bay, mirror-smooth, seemed utterly innocent of piracy and death. It ac- cused us of our own folly. Alone in my room, I re... ... with man? Is man’s piratical weakness an instinct? Women don’t go in for piracy. We know the value of living and appreciate life’s perilous- ness. W...

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...ars shone brilliantly. The bay, mirror-smooth, seemed utterly innocent of piracy and death. It ac- cused us of our own folly. Alone in my room, I re... ... with man? Is man’s piratical weakness an instinct? Women don’t go in for piracy. We know the value of living and appreciate life’s perilous- ness. W...

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...Plague, piracy and payments to members of Parliament! The town of Bristol, England in the Sixteenth Century was a fascinating place, and John Latimer's book is a comprehensive guide to this period, describing royal visits from both H...

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...Buccaneers is non-fiction, a very readable history of how piracy began and spread throughout the region in response to Spanish colonialism. It also features a very cool website version of Buccaneers & Pirates that has an antique map of the Caribbean which is a nice reference for rea...

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...Piracy embodies the romance of the sea at its highest expression. It is a sad but inevitable commentary on our civilization, that, so far as the sea is concerned, it has developed from its infancy down to a century or so ago,...

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...irly close to the available sources, though he embellishes the stories somewhat. Nevertheless, the book was influential in shaping popular notions of piracy and provided the standard account of the lives of many individuals still famous in the 21st century.(Summary by Wikipedia)...

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...d or electronic editions and do not participate in or encourage electronic piracy of copyrighted materials. Your support of the author's rights is ap...

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...te assurance, the story of extravagant and blood- thirsty adventure, riot, piracy, and death in unnamed seas. He had led his hero a desperate dance th...

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...ssions on oil sales alone. But the proceeds of smuggling and intellectual property piracy have trickled down to a growing circle of traders and mer... ... institutions, prostitution - go unreported. Kosovo is one of the global centers of piracy of intellectual property, notably software and movies. T...

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...a -- Da Gama gives pursuit -- Mirth and gladness suddenly turned to sadness -- Piracy and murder -- Da Gama robs the pilgrims -- The Mohammedans fight... ...claim which was presently contested by other powers, and which led directly to piracy and opened a field for the cruel and adventurous. It was a passi... ...ering weapons as they hurried to and fro on the decks of the Portuguese ships. PIRACY AND MURDER. Boats were lowered and approached the Khadija. There... ...THE BUCCANEERS. With such an abhorrence of crime in general, and especially of piracy, English Buccaneers who had the misfortune to be taken stood lit... ...ve on the smallest scale and for a very limited time, neither buccaneering nor piracy is possible in any quarter of the world. The strength of men-of-... ...the nature of things will permit, have all combined to render buccaneering and piracy impossible and thus the tale of the Buccaneer exploits is one ch... ...panish merchantman that he might find upon the high seas, thus giving color of piracy to his expedition at the outset. From Cape Blanco the squadron s... ...o take possession of the ships, and enter either upon a voyage of discovery or piracy. The details of the charge and inquiry are both scanty and entir...

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...us Zeppelin and submarine murders, the freedom of seas and land alike from piracy, the evacuation of all Poland including Posen and Cracow, and the gu...

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...lous than the Arctic. No Elizabethan mariner had any scruples respect- ing piracy, and so long as the captain was a godly man who kept up strict disci... ...ill have lost all the little breeding he had, while committing spulzie and piracy at sea on his Catholic Majesty’s ships. Bah, mon enfant, I am glad o... ...wo on the way to the Netherlands. Antony, for his part, could not see that piracy on the high seas was fit work for a gentleman. “A gentleman loves to...

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... And since the pirate would not yield her up, The King impaled him for his piracy; Then made her Queen: but those isle-nurtured eyes Waged such unwil...

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... occupies v. 354-391, B. III. It is a double impossibility; 1st, because a piracy from Tindal’s Christianity as Old as the Creation: now a piracy à pa... ... as Old as the Creation: now a piracy à parte post is common enough; but a piracy à parte ante, and by three centuries, would (according to our old En...

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...le, and gen erous, but fierce, treacherous, vindictive, and given to acts of piracy, robbery, and wreckage.” Perhaps the foregoing attempt to define so...

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... some old traditionary conceits and maxims, brought on the great crisis of piracy, which fell under no less terrors than of the triple thunders of the...

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...trick, by a perfidy, perhaps unexampled in the annals of military men. II. Piracy.—It is interesting to trace the revolutions of moral feeling. In the... ...e the revolutions of moral feeling. In the early stages of history we find piracy in high esteem. Thucydides tells us that [Greek text], or robbery, w... ...f being understood. There is, however, amongst civilized nations a mode of piracy still tolerated, or which was tolerated in the last war, but is now ... ...moralizing. III. Usury.—This ancient subject of casuistry we place next to piracy, for a significant reason: the two practices have both changed their... ...ivilization has advanced, but inversely—they have interchanged characters. Piracy, beginning in honor, has ended in infamy: and at this mo- ment it ha... ...of savages as to property, which we have already noticed under the head of Piracy. All men on earth, except Jews, were held to be fair subjects for us...

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...rary result of the foundation of our industrial system upon the profits of piracy and slave-trad- ing was Shakspere. It is our misfortune that the sor...

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...itish race had a monopoly of com- merce, and by multiplying the profits of piracy with those of usury , by hard dealings in lands and slaves and with ...

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...rfering with its other duties, for the suppression of the slave trade and of piracy in the neighboring seas. The situation of the United States in reg...

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...ollope lishing the book honestly, of publishing it without recur- rence to piracy; and in arranging his price with his cus- tomers he will be of cours...

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...f they resist, it is mutiny; and if they succeed, and take the vessel, it is piracy. If they ever yield again, their punishment must come; and if the... ...pirates for life. If a sailor resist his commander, he resists the law, and piracy or submission are his only alternatives. Bad as it was, it must ... ...le to do for him. Stories of tyranny and hard- ship which had driven men to piracy;—of the incredible ignorance of masters and mates, and of horrid... ..., until the sea shall give up its dead. Many of these have led to mutiny and piracy,—stripe for stripe, and blood for blood. If on voyages of this de...

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...xisting government act immediately on individuals. In cases of capture; of piracy; of the post office; of coins, weights, and measures; of trade with ...

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...nd FBI upon receiving information that an act or suspected act of airplane piracy was being committed. 32. See FAA recording, Boston Air Route Traffic... ...r Significant Events,” Feb. 15, 2000; DOD memo, CJCS instruction,“Aircraft Piracy (Hijacking) and Destruction of Derelict Airborne Objects,” June 1, 2... ...7610.4J, paras. 7-1-1, 7-1-2 (2001); DOD memo, CJCS instruction, “Aircraft Piracy (Hijacking) and Destruction of Derelict Airborne Objects,” June 1, 2... ...e, Order 7610.4J, para. 7-4-2 (2001); DOD memo, CJCS instruction,“Aircraft Piracy (Hijacking) and Destruction of Derelict Airborne Objects,” June 1, 2...