The Adventures Of Pirate And Black Bart

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"Throughout his three years as a pirate, Bartholomew Roberts-aka Black Bart-ruled the Atlantic Ocean. He plundered more than 400 ships in three years, making him one of the most successful captains of piracy's golden age. Learn how Roberts went from a humble farmer to Black Bart, daring pirate of the Atlantic, in this graphic novel filled with danger, deceit, and high-seas adventure"--

An adventure story about the legendary Welsh pirate, Black Bart. After spending her savings on old Jethro's pirate map, twelve-year-old Harriet Amos believes that Black Bart's treasure is within her grasp. But who can she trust after Jethro dies? Her friend Ben? Squire Campbell? Suitable for readers aged 12+ years.

Prince Alberto decides to become a pirate at a young age of eight. When his parents finally lose their patience with his play acting as a pirate, Albert decides to run away and become a real pirate. At the Bullas Tavern, Alberto becomes Black Bert and joins a pirate ship, The Devilas Tide. Adjusting to the life on a pirate ship is not hard for Black Bert. When The Devilas Tide stops at a desert island, Black Bart finds a treasure map. The excited pirate crew is ready to find treasure but they are dependent on Black Bert to lead them on this treasure hunt since he is the only one that can read. Now the adventures begin sailing to Doom Inlet, Panic Point, Black Beach, Parrot Village and finally Pirates Alley. These adventures lead Black Bert on a pirate adventure of a lifetime but unfortunately no treasure.

Stories of famous pirates from around the world are retold in this fast-moving series; Each book includes an analysis page in each chapter that helps the kids understand what is real and what might have been fictionalized over time; Each book provides a concluding chapter that recounts for the kids whether the pirate is more legend or mostly truth.

In a page-turning tale brimming with adventure, author Richard Sanders tells of the remarkable exploits of Bartholomew Roberts (better known as Black Bart), the greatest of the Caribbean pirates. He drank tea instead of rum. He banned women and gambling on his ships. He never made his prisoners walk the plank, instead inviting them into his cabin for a friendly chat. And during the course of his extraordinary two-and-a-half-year career as a pirate captain, he captured four hundred prizes and brought trade in the eastern Caribbean to a standstill. In If a Pirate I Must Be..., Richard Sanders tells the larger-than-life story of Bartholomew Roberts, aka Black Bart. Born in a rural town, Roberts rose from third mate on a slave ship to pirate captain in a matter of months. Before long, his combination of audaciousness and cunning won him fame and fortune from the fisheries of Newfoundland to the slave ports of West Africa. Sanders brings to life a fascinating world of theater and ritual, where men (a third of whom were black) lived a close-knit, egalitarian life, democratically electing their officers and sharing their spoils. They were highly (if surreptitiously) popular with many merchants, with whom they struck incredibly lucrative deals. Yet with a fierce team of Royal Navy pirate hunters tracking his every move, Roberts' heyday would prove a brief one, and with his capture, the Golden Age of pirates would pass into the lore and legend of books and movies. Based on historical records, journals and letters from pirates under Roberts' command, and on writings by Roberts himself, If a Pirate I Must Be... is the true story of the greatest pirate ever to sail the Caribbean.

Discover the life of Black Bart Roberts, one of the most successful pirates of all time, capturing close to 500 vessels.