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A Marxist history of Golden-Age piracy (1716-1726) as a "tale of two terrors," on the basis of two sets of experience and two kinds of working cultures of two classes—one belonging to the pirates and the other one belonging to trans-Atlantic empires. The violence of piracy should not hide the "gold"—the "audacious, rebellious lives" of pirates.

A Marxist history of Golden-Age piracy (1716-1726) as a "tale of two terrors," on the basis of two sets of experience and two kinds of working cultures of two classes—one belonging to the pirates and the other one belonging to trans-Atlantic empires. The violence of piracy should not hide the "gold"—the "audacious, rebellious lives" of pirates.

A Marxist history of Golden-Age piracy (1716-1726) as a "tale of two terrors," on the basis of two sets of experience and two kinds of working cultures of two classes—one belonging to the pirates and the other one belonging to trans-Atlantic empires. The violence of piracy should not hide the "gold"—the "audacious, rebellious lives" of pirates.

A Marxist history of Golden-Age piracy (1716-1726) as a "tale of two terrors," on the basis of two sets of experience and two kinds of working cultures of two classes—one belonging to the pirates and the other one belonging to trans-Atlantic empires. The violence of piracy should not hide the "gold"—the "audacious, rebellious lives" of pirates.

A Marxist history of Golden-Age piracy (1716-1726) as a "tale of two terrors," on the basis of two sets of experience and two kinds of working cultures of two classes—one belonging to the pirates and the other one belonging to trans-Atlantic empires. The violence of piracy should not hide the "gold"—the "audacious, rebellious lives" of pirates.