
Black Barty: The Real Pirate of the Caribbean
Aubrey BurlBlack Barty: The Real Pirate of the Caribbean
January 1, 2006Sutton Publishing307 pages
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Bartholomew Roberts was easily one of the most successful and deadly pirates in all of history. He went to sea at a young age and took to pirate life well. Two years after Roberts was made captain he had accumulated over 51 million dollars worth of treasure throughout the Americas, Africa and Europe. He was fearless in battle, but good to his prisoners and fair to his crew. He is believed to be the first pirate to fly the skull and crossbones. Despite his brief career, Roberts created a reputation that can never be surpassed.
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