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Pirates
Les incroyables aventures des plus célèbres pirates ! 20 portraits de pirates à travers le monde : Connais-tu les exploits de Barberousse, Mary Read, Barbe Noire, Calico Jack... ? Qui est la redoutable Ching Shih ? Comment distinger un pirate d'un corsaire ? Le fameux code pirate a-t-il existé ? Où cachaient-ils leurs trésors ? Y avait-il des femmes pirates ?
Un album immersif, magnifiquement illustré pour découvrir la vie trépidante des grands écumeurs des mers et les secrets de la piraterie, sur tous les continents. Chaque double-page nous embarque de manière saisissante et nous raconte leurs aventures.
Des informations inédites pour tous les jeunes passionnés, puisées dans un texte écrit au temps de la piraterie.
Un album immersif, magnifiquement illustré pour découvrir la vie trépidante des grands écumeurs des mers et les secrets de la piraterie, sur tous les continents. Chaque double-page nous embarque de manière saisissante et nous raconte leurs aventures.
Des informations inédites pour tous les jeunes passionnés, puisées dans un texte écrit au temps de la piraterie.
- GenresPirates
Hardcover
Published February 8, 2024
About the author
Charles Johnson
85 books11 followersCaptain Charles Johnson, the author of the 1724 book A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates, has not been identified.
It has often been assumed that the name Captain Charles Johnson was a pseudonym, but nothing definitive has been determined about who he may have been. For a period of nearly fifty years, the prevailing theory was that the author's true identity was Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe. But that theory has been challenged and invalidated based on a lack of supporting evidence. Nonetheless, his book, which is in the public domain, has been published in a large number of editions by various publishers and in translations around the world, often employing the name Daniel Defoe on the cover.
It has often been assumed that the name Captain Charles Johnson was a pseudonym, but nothing definitive has been determined about who he may have been. For a period of nearly fifty years, the prevailing theory was that the author's true identity was Daniel Defoe, author of Robinson Crusoe. But that theory has been challenged and invalidated based on a lack of supporting evidence. Nonetheless, his book, which is in the public domain, has been published in a large number of editions by various publishers and in translations around the world, often employing the name Daniel Defoe on the cover.
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