9781739154240 - Captain Ogle's Cup: A Pirate Adventure (Spotlight series) de Blyth, Robert (26 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name - unlike those of his legendaryadversaries - is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous 'Black Bart'. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navy's role in protecting British interests at sea during piracy's'golden age', at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogle's Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name - unlike those of his legendaryadversaries - is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous 'Black Bart'. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navy's role in protecting British interests at sea during piracy's'golden age', at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogle's Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name unlike those of his legendaryadversaries is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous Black Bart. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navys role in protecting British interests at sea during piracysgolden age, at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogles Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection. A cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount provides atantalising link to the golden age of piracy, entwining the lives of theRoyal Navys Chaloner Ogle and his most fearsome adversary, the pirate BlackBart. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name unlike those of his legendaryadversaries is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous Black Bart. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navys role in protecting British interests at sea during piracysgolden age, at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogles Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection. A cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount provides atantalising link to the golden age of piracy, entwining the lives of theRoyal Navys Chaloner Ogle and his most fearsome adversary, the pirate BlackBart. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: New. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name - unlike those of his legendaryadversaries - is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous 'Black Bart'. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navy's role in protecting British interests at sea during piracy's'golden age', at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogle's Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Only one man in British history has ever been knighted for services to combat piracy, but his name - unlike those of his adversaries - is practically unknown. In fact, Chaloner Ogle enjoyed a long and distinguished career in the Royal Navy, rising to become Admiral of the Fleet. His spectacular career coincided with the 'golden age' of piracy, when trade in the Atlantic and beyond was threatened by roving bands of sea-robbers. Following a series of incidents on the African coast, Ogle set his sights on one particular robber, Bartholomew Roberts, or 'Black Bart'. The encounter that ensued is recorded in Captain Charles Johnson's A General History of the Pyrates, published in 1724. Struck by grapeshot, which ripped out his throat, Roberts was killed in an instant. Ogle, however, was denied the chance to capture the pirate when Roberts's crew threw his corpse overboard. The body was never recovered. The crew, however, suff ered fates that befell many captured pirates: some were hanged, others were sentenced to indentured labour, practically a life sentence in itself. While the exact details of how the coconut cup at the centre of this publication came to be made are unknown, it is a tantalising link to this period of history. The object will be on display during a major new exhibition at the National Maritime Museum from spring 2025 to early 2026.

Paperback. Condición: New. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name - unlike those of his legendaryadversaries - is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous 'Black Bart'. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navy's role in protecting British interests at sea during piracy's'golden age', at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogle's Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Only one man in British history has ever been knighted forservices to combat piracy, but his name unlike those of his legendaryadversaries is practically unknown. Now in the collection of Royal MuseumsGreenwich, a cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount links the lives ofpirate-hunter Chaloner Ogle and pirate extraordinaire Bartholomew Roberts, theinfamous Black Bart. Their story reveals the realities of crime, justice andthe Royal Navys role in protecting British interests at sea during piracysgolden age, at a time when growing global trade networks were increasinglyunder threat from roving bands of sea robbers. Captain Ogles Cup: A Pirate Adventure is part of theRoyal Museums Greenwich Spotlight series, accessible introductions to some ofthe most intriguing objects in the collection. A cup made of coconut and set into a silver mount provides atantalising link to the golden age of piracy, entwining the lives of theRoyal Navys Chaloner Ogle and his most fearsome adversary, the pirate BlackBart. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.