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Colin Woodard

How did a group of pirates build a republic?

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Author: Colin Woodard

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

IBSN: 9780151013029

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2007

Audiobook length: 31min

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Chapter 2How the pirates, through interdependence with England, entered the golden age.

Chapter 3How the internal system worked in the Republic of Pirates

Chapter 4How the Republic of Pirates came to its demise

Chapter 5Summary & review

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"The Republic of Pirates" by Colin Woodard is an engaging listen for history enthusiasts, educators, and anyone intrigued by the dramatic tales of piracy and rebellion in the early 18th century. It offers a compelling exploration of the Golden Age of Piracy, highlighting the social and political dynamics that shaped this tumultuous era. Listeners interested in maritime history, the impact of piracy on colonial America, or the roots of democracy will find valuable insights within its narrative. Additionally, those who enjoy tales of adventure and the fight for freedom will be captivated by Woodard’s vivid storytelling.

3 quotes from The Republic of Pirates

"Piracy was more than just crime; it was a revolutionary political movement that challenged the status quo of the 18th century."
"The pirates of the Caribbean formed a self-governing society that offered a radical alternative to the oppressive regimes of the time."
"In a world of systemic inequality and exploitation, piracy emerged as a means for marginalized individuals to reclaim power and agency over their lives."

Author : Colin Woodard

Colin Woodard, the author of this book, is a graduate from the University of Chicago. He is a well-known best-selling author. His books include, among others, The Lobster Coast: Rebels, Rusticators, and the Struggle, and Ocean's End: Travels Through Endangered Seas. He is a longtime correspondent of The San Francisco Chronicle and The Christian Science Monitor. In the process of writing this book, the author had consulted a large number of data, visited the places where the pirates often showed up and, and went to the sites where pirate ships were salvaged. So he managed to collect a substantial amount of materials to write this book.

The Republic of Pirates Summary Audiobook

Name: The Republic of Pirates
Rating: 3.87 (9505 reviews)
Author: Colin Woodard

Colin Woodard

How did a group of pirates build a republic?

3.879505ratings(GoodReaders reference)

Play Sample

00:00

Information

Author: Colin Woodard

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

IBSN: 9780151013029

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/2007

Audiobook length: 31 min

Chapter 1Overview

Play Sample

Chapter 2How the pirates, through interdependence with England, entered the golden age.

Chapter 3How the internal system worked in the Republic of Pirates

Chapter 4How the Republic of Pirates came to its demise

Chapter 5Summary & review

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3 quotes from The Republic of Pirates

"Piracy was more than just crime; it was a revolutionary political movement that challenged the status quo of the 18th century."
"The pirates of the Caribbean formed a self-governing society that offered a radical alternative to the oppressive regimes of the time."
"In a world of systemic inequality and exploitation, piracy emerged as a means for marginalized individuals to reclaim power and agency over their lives."