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Why do we think pirates are “cool”?

Why do we think pirates are “cool”?. Francis Drake. First Englishman to circumnavigate the globe For the Spanish “El Draque” = “The Dragon”. Drake’s 1585 voyage to the Caribbean. Francis Drake Attacks Santo Domingo, 1585. John Hawkins: Pirate, patriot or businessman?.

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Why do we think pirates are “cool”?

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  1. Why do we think pirates are “cool”?

  2. Francis Drake • First Englishman to circumnavigate the globe • For the Spanish “El Draque” = “The Dragon”

  3. Drake’s 1585 voyage to the Caribbean

  4. Francis Drake Attacks Santo Domingo, 1585

  5. John Hawkins: Pirate, patriot or businessman? • 1555 sailed for Caribbean via Sierra Leone • Attacked Portuguese ship • Took their 300 slaves to the Caribbean

  6. John Hawkins ship: The Jesus of Lubeck

  7. The English and French Come to the Lesser Antilles: 1620s and 1630s

  8. St. Kitts, shared by English and French

  9. Barbados

  10. Tobacco’s decline and the transformation of the Lesser Antilles

  11. Tobacco and Indentured Servants in the Lesser Antilles, 1600s

  12. Sailors: Maritime slaves?

  13. Pirates: Runaways?

  14. Spanish Evacuate Western Santo Domingo, ca. 1605

  15. “Brothers of the Coast”: Western Santo Domingo, ca. 1605 Tortuga Léogane Ile à Vaches

  16. Future Boucan Boucanier

  17. Buccaneer “Law”

  18. Illustration from Exquemelin (1646-1707?) Buccaneers of America

  19. Sir Henry Morgan, Jamaica

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