General History of the Robberies and Murders of the Most Notorious Pirates - from their first rise and settlement in the Island of Providence to the present year

Arthur L. Hayward, Captain Charles Johnson

• The History of the Pirates; Introduction; I: Of Captain Avery and his Crew; II: Of Captain Martel and his Crew; III: Of Captain Teach, alias Black-beard; IV: Of Major Stede Bonnet and his Crew; V: Of Captain Edward England and his Crew; VI: Of Captain Charles Vane and his Crew; VII: Of Captain John Rackam and his Crew; VIII: Of Mary Read and Anne Bonny, the female Pirates; IX: Of Captain Howel Davis and his Crew; X: Of Captain Bartho. Roberts and his Crew; XI: Of Captain Anstis and his Crew; XII: Of Captain Worley and his Crew; XIII: Of Captain George Lowther and his Crew; XIV: Of Captain Edward Low and his Crew; XV: Of Captain John Evans and his Crew; XVI: Of Captain John Phillips and his Crew; XVII: Of Captain Spriggs and his Crew; XVIII: Of Captain John Smith, alias Gow; XIX: An Account of the Piracies, Murders, etc., committed by Philip Roche, etc.; XX: Of Captain Misson and his Crew; XXI: Of Captain John Bowen; XXII: Of Captain William Kid and his Crew; XXIII: Of Captain Tew and his Crew; XXIV: Of Captain Halsey and his Crew; XXV: Of Captain Thomas White and his Crew; XXVI: Of Captain Condent and his Crew; XXVII: A Description of Magadoxa; XXVIII: Of Captain Bellamy; XXIX: Of Captain William Fly and his Crew; XXX: Of Captain Thomas Howard and his Crew; XXXI: Of Captain Lewis and his Crew; XXXII: Of Captain Cornelius and his Crew; XXXIII: Of Captain David Williams and his Crew; XXXIV: Of Captain Samuel Burgess and his Crew; XXXV: Of Captain Nathaniel North and his Crew; XXXVI: Of the Piracies of Captain Auger; XXXVII: The Trial of the Pirates at Providence; XXXVIII: An Abstract of the Civil Law and Statute Law now in force in relation to Piracy