Does anyone know any good books about pirates, especially about

>>2709187
A General History of Pyrates by Charles Johnson

>>2709219
Didn't he made up most of the stuff?

Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton
Caribbean by James A. Michener

- If a Pirate I Must Be
- Empire of Blue Water
- A Pirate of Exquisite Mind
I have yet to read them but these are the ones I found.

>>2709367
>If a Pirate I Must Be
isn't that a children's book?

>>2709384
I don't think so, just check amazon or goodreads

They are however pop-history I suppose

>pirate show/movie
>it's the classic treasure Island cast

Why is this genre so unoriginal? Is there literally no other material to work with?

>>2709187
these OP
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>>2709187
http://www.mediafire.com/file/kudk64m47znv0w7/Osprey+-+WAR+158+-+Pirate+-+The+Golden+Age.pdf

>>2709187
General History is the top tier primary source even though a lot of it is horseshit, it still provides a decent enough account of pirate lives just a few decades after they lived.

"The Republic of Pirates" from Colin Woodard is a pretty solid and reasonably detailed about that lists all the shit starting from Henry Avery to the collapse of Nassau.

>people unironically listing fucking Treasure Island and Michael Crichton
Kill yourselves

>>2710327
This is from >>>/tg/52802675 btw.

>>2709187
Just watch One Piece desu senpai.