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Spanish Main and Carolina Coast  \nAileen Weintraub  \neral  \nary  \nBOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARYCopley SquareBoston,MA 02116  \n# The Library of PIRATES\"\n\nBlackbeardEighteenth-Century Pirate of the Spanish Main and Carolina Coast  \nAileen Weintraub  \nThe Rosen Publishing Group's  \nTM  \nPowerKids Press  \nNew York  \nTo my DaddyMonster,who was the most fearless of them all  \nPublished in 2002 by The Rosen Publishing Group,Inc.29 East 21st Street,New York,NY 100io  \nCopyright ◎2002 by The Rosen Publishing Group,Inc.  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writingfrom the publisher,except by a reviewer.  \nFirst Edition  \nBook design:Michael Caroleo and Michael de Guzman  \nProject Editors:Jennifer landau,Jennifer Quasha  \nConsultant:Ken Kinkor  \nPhoto credits:pp.4(Blackbeard),12 (pirate illustration)◎ The Granger Collection;pp.11 lgold bullion),12(treasure chest),16(topl,16(bottom)◎ Christie's Images lid.;p.11(gun and cutlass)◎National MaritimeMuseum Picture Gallery;p.11(wine bottles)◎ Diane Hardy,N.C.Archives and History;p.4(map)◎Michael Maslan Historic Photographs/CORBIS;p.7 ship illustration by Jean Boudriot,(treasure chest)◎Index Stock;pp.8,15,19 illustrations by Mica Angela Fulgium;p.12 (treasure mapl created by MichaelCaroleo and Michael de Guzman;p.16(map of N.C.)◎MapArt;p.20◎ SuperStock.  \nWeintraub,Aileen,1973-  \nBlackbeard:eighteenth century pirate of the Spanish main and Carolina coast /Aileen Weintraub—1st ed.  \np.cm.一(The library of pirates)  \nIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nISBN O-8239-5794-2(lib.bdg.)  \n1.Teach,Edward,d.1718—Juvenile literature.2.Pirates—North Carolina—Atlantic Coast—Biogrophy—Juvenile literature.3.Pirotes—Virginia—Atlantic Coast—Biography—Juvenile literature.4.Atlantic Coost(N.C.一History—18th century—Juvenile literature.5.Atlantic Coast (Va.)—History—18th century—Juvenile literature.  \n6.North Carolina—History—Colonial period,ca.1600-1775—Juvenile Literature.7.Virginia—History—Colonial period,ca.1600-1775—Juvenile literature.[1.Blackbeard,d.1718.2.Pirates.]  \nI.Title.  \nF257.T422 W452002975'.5'02—dc21  \nManufactured in the United States of Americo  \n00-011240  \nContents  \n1 The Golden Age of Piracy  \n2 The Queen Anne's Revenge  \n3 A Fearsome Pirate  \n4 Taking over a City  \n5 Blackbeard Betrays His Crew  \n6 Hardships on the High Seas  \n7 A Pirate's Secret Deal  \n8 A Battle to the Death  \n9 Legends of Blackbeard  \n10 An Amazing Discovery  \nGlossary  \nIndex  \nWeb Sites  \n569101314171821  \n22  \n23  \n24  \n24  \nBlackbeard may have sailed as a pirate as early as 1714.  \n# The Golden Age of Piracy\n\nThe pirate known as Blackbeard was one of themost feared pirates of all time.Blackbeard wasborn in Bristol,England,about 1680.Mosthistorians think his real name was Edward Teach.  \nNot much is known about Blackbeard's earlylife.Records show that he started out as a privateer,or a man who worked for the government,legallyplundering enemy ships.Instead of payment,privateers kept part of the treasure they stole.  \nBlackbeard lived during the Golden Age ofPiracy.This was a time during the early 170Oswhen European countries claimed land in Northand South America.Many trade ships sailed toforeign countries.European navies were not bigenough to protect the seas from robbers seekingtreasure and fortune.  \n# The Queen Anne's Revenge\n\nBlackbeard worked as a privateer for a mannamed Benjamin Hornigold.In 1716,Blackbeardhelped Hornigold capture ships full of booty Hetired of being a privateer,however,and didnot want to work for the government anylonger.Blackbeard took command of theConcorde,a French slave ship that he andHornigold had captured.The ship had beencaptured near the island of St.Vincent's in the  \nCaribbean.It had three masts and was 90 feet(27.4m)long.Blackbeard renamed the  \nConcorde the Queen Anne's Revenge.This shipcould store more than 300 tons(272+)of 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