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Empire of Blue Water : la grande armée pirate du capitaine Morgan, la bataille épique pour le capitaine

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ISBN
9780307236616
Book Title
Empire of Blue Water : Captain Morgan's Great Pirate Army, the Epic Battle for the Americas, and the Catastrophe That Ended the Outlaws' Bloody Reign
Item Length
8 in
Publisher
Crown Publishing Group, T.H.E.
Publication Year
2008
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
Stephan Talty
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History
Topic
Maritime History & Piracy, Criminals & Outlaws, Expeditions & Discoveries, Caribbean & West Indies / General
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
10.8 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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A May 2007 Book Sense Pick "Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." --Entertainment Weekly The passion and violence of the age of exploration and empire come to vivid life in this story of the legendary pirate who took on the greatest military power on earth with a ragtag bunch of renegades. Awash with bloody battles, political intrigues, natural disaster, and a cast of characters more compelling, bizarre, and memorable than any found in a Hollywood swashbuckler, "Empire of Blue Water" brilliantly re-creates the life and times of Henry Morgan and the real pirates of the Caribbean.

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Publisher
Crown Publishing Group, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
0307236617
ISBN-13
9780307236616
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62263055

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Book Title
Empire of Blue Water : Captain Morgan's Great Pirate Army, the Epic Battle for the Americas, and the Catastrophe That Ended the Outlaws' Bloody Reign
Author
Stephan Talty
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Maritime History & Piracy, Criminals & Outlaws, Expeditions & Discoveries, Caribbean & West Indies / General
Publication Year
2008
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, History
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
5.2 in
Item Weight
10.8 Oz

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"Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." --Entertainment Weekly "A swashbuckling adventure . . . [the] characters leap to life." -- New York Times Book Review "A ripping yarn, worthy of its gaudy subject." -- Dallas Morning News "A sparkling and engrossing adventure narrative." -- Boston Phoenix "Fresh insight into pirates' dens of old . . . Well-researched nonFiction that reads like a novel." -- Washington Times "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." --Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." --William M. Fowler, author of Empires at War Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, Empire of Blue Water dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash: Empire of Blue Water is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new,and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions--a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." --Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike--it's a treasure." --Neal Bascomb, author of The Perfect Mile and Higher "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." --Buddy Levy, author of American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." --Matthew Brzezinski, author of Casino Moscow "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." --Les Standiford, author of Last Train to Paradise "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." --Kerry A. Trask, author of Black Hawk, " Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." --Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" " Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance" and "The Bounty" " Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." -- William M. Fowler, author of "Empires at War" Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, "Empire of Blue Water" dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty' s hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." -- Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance and The Bounty" " Stephan Talty' s new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it' s not only blood and swash: "Empire of Blue Water" is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new, and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions-- a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." -- Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" " A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbeanseas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike-- it' s a treasure." -- Neal Bascomb, author of "The Perfect Mile and Higher" " In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the " Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." -- Buddy Levy, author of "American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett" " Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." -- Matthew Brzezinski, author of "Casino Moscow" " A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." -- Les Standiford, author of "Last Train to Paradise" " Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." -- Kerry A. Trask, author of "Black Hawk", "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." --Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance" and "The Bounty ""Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." --William M. Fowler, author of "Empires at War" Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, "Empire of Blue Water" dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance and The Bounty" "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash: "Empire of Blue Water" is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new, and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions--a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." --Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroesalike--it's a treasure." --Neal Bascomb, author of "The Perfect Mile and Higher" "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." --Buddy Levy, author of "American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett" "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." --Matthew Brzezinski, author of "Casino Moscow " "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." --Les Standiford, author of "Last Train to Paradise" "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." --Kerry A. Trask, author of "Black Hawk" "From the Hardcover edition.", "Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." --Entertainment Weekly "A swashbuckling adventure . . . [the] characters leap to life." --"New York Times" Book Review "A ripping yarn, worthy of its gaudy subject." --"Dallas Morning News" "A sparkling and engrossing adventure narrative." --"Boston Phoenix" "Fresh insight into pirates' dens of old . . . Well-researched nonFiction that reads like a novel." --"Washington Times" "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." --Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance" and "The Bounty ""Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." --William M. Fowler, author of "Empires at War" Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, "Empire of Blue Water" dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." --Caroline Alexander, author of "The Endurance and The Bounty" "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash: "Empire of Blue Water" is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization againsta backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new, and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions--a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." --Tom Reiss, author of "The Orientalist" "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike--it's a treasure." --Neal Bascomb, author of "The Perfect Mile and Higher" "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." --Buddy Levy, author of "American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett" "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." --Matthew Brzezinski, author of "Casino Moscow " "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." --Les Standiford, author of "Last Train to Paradise" "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." --Kerry A. Trask, author of "Black Hawk" "From the Hardcover edition.", "Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." Entertainment Weekly "A swashbuckling adventure . . . [the] characters leap to life." New York Times Book Review "A ripping yarn, worthy of its gaudy subject." Dallas Morning News "A sparkling and engrossing adventure narrative." Boston Phoenix "Fresh insight into pirates' dens of old . . . Well-researched nonFiction that reads like a novel." Washington Times "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." William M. Fowler, author of Empires at War Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, Empire of Blue Water dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash: Empire of Blue Water is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new,and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictionsa man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alikeit's a treasure." Neal Bascomb, author of The Perfect Mile and Higher "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." Buddy Levy, author of American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." Matthew Brzezinski, author of Casino Moscow "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." Les Standiford, author of Last Train to Paradise "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." Kerry A. Trask, author of Black Hawk From the Hardcover edition., "Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." -Entertainment Weekly "A swashbuckling adventure . . . [the] characters leap to life." -New York TimesBook Review "A ripping yarn, worthy of its gaudy subject." -Dallas Morning News "A sparkling and engrossing adventure narrative." -Boston Phoenix "Fresh insight into pirates' dens of old . . . Well-researched non�ction that reads like a novel." -Washington Times "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." -Tom Reiss, author ofThe Orientalist "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." -Caroline Alexander, author ofThe EnduranceandThe Bounty "Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." -William M. Fowler, author ofEmpires at War Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction,Empire of Blue Waterdramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." -Caroline Alexander, author ofThe Endurance and The Bounty "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash:Empire of Blue Wateris also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new,and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions-a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." -Tom Reiss, author ofThe Orientalist "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike-it's a treasure." -Neal Bascomb, author ofThe Perfect Mile and Higher "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." -Buddy Levy, author ofAmerican Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." -Matthew Brzezinski, author ofCasino Moscow "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." -Les Standiford, author ofLast Train to Paradise "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." -Kerry A. Trask, author ofBlack Hawk From the Hardcover edition., " Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times. " --Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist " Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure. " --Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty " Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness. " -- William M. Fowler, author of Empires at War Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, Empire of Blue Water dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty ' s hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure. " -- Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty " Stephan Talty ' s new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it ' s not only blood and swash: Empire of Blue Water is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new, and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study incontradictions -- a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal. " -- Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist " A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike -- it ' s a treasure. " -- Neal Bascomb, author of The Perfect Mile and Higher " In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the " Brethren of the Coast. " . . . Storytelling and history to be savored. " -- Buddy Levy, author of American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett " Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands. " -- Matthew Brzezinski, author of Casino Moscow " A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world. " -- Les Standiford, author of Last Train to Paradise " Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading. " -- Kerry A. Trask, author of Black Hawk From the Hardcover edition., "Talty's vigorous history of seventeenth-century pirates of the Caribbean will sate even fickle Jack Sparrow fans. . . . A pleasure to read from bow to stern." -Entertainment Weekly "A swashbuckling adventure . . . [the] characters leap to life." - New York Times Book Review "A ripping yarn, worthy of its gaudy subject." - Dallas Morning News "A sparkling and engrossing adventure narrative." - Boston Phoenix "Fresh insight into pirates' dens of old . . . Well-researched non�ction that reads like a novel." - Washington Times "Swashbuckling history at its bloody, blood-soaked best, and a mirror to our own times." -Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "Morgan proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." -Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Rollicking . . . with style and energy Talty tells a tale of boundless wickedness." -William M. Fowler, author of Empires at War Reeking of authentic blood and thunder, and as richly detailed as a work of fiction, Empire of Blue Water dramatically evokes the rough-and-tumble age when pirates owned the seas. In Stephan Talty's hands, the brilliant Captain Morgan, wicked and cutthroat though he was, proves an irresistible hero. A thrilling and fascinating adventure." -Caroline Alexander, author of The Endurance and The Bounty "Stephan Talty's new book serves up swashbuckling history at its briny, blood-soaked best, with enough violence and passion to keep the pages flying by. But it's not only blood and swash: Empire of Blue Water is also a mirror to our own times, showing that attempting globalization against a backdrop of the clash of civilizations is nothing new,and that religious violence is often a thinly veiled cover for greed and personal ambition. Talty's portrait of the legendary privateer Henry Morgan is a marvelous study in contradictions-a man of astounding heroism, brilliance, compassion, and charm, who was also capable of the greatest betrayal." -Tom Reiss, author of The Orientalist "A wickedly entertaining tale of pirates and the Caribbean seas they once ruled like kings. Epic sea battles, daring adventures, rich history, great villains and heroes alike-it's a treasure." -Neal Bascomb, author of The Perfect Mile and Higher "In a riveting history that reads like the best novels, Stephan Talty stylishly extricates the pirates of the Caribbean from the imprecise caricature that so often consumes them. Layer by fascinating layer, Talty peels away the eye patch and theshiver-me-timbers brogue to reveal the raucous, complex and authentic buccaneers of the "Brethren of the Coast." . . . Storytelling and history to be savored." -Buddy Levy, author of American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett "Engrossing . . . a swashbuckling tale of how the history of the Americas was shaped by a small group of daring brigands." -Matthew Brzezinski, author of Casino Moscow "A fascinating look inside [a] glamorous and gritty world." -Les Standiford, author of Last Train to Paradise "Exceptionally well-told . . . an exhilarating adventure in reading." -Kerry A. Trask, author of Black Hawk From the Hardcover edition.
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972.904
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  • Empire of Blue Water

    First, the ebayering was excellent. The book came quickly and in great shape. As for the book. It was recommended to me and I'm very close to finishing it. It is a well written and easy to understand history of pirates--particularly Henry Morgan--in the Caribean. I've enjoyed it and would recommend it to others who want a brief history of pirates and a pretty good fell for what it was like to be one. Arrrgghhh

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