This book is a collection of 18th-century English writer Daniel Defoe's most notable works, including his accounts of Captain Avery and other notorious pirates. Defoe's writing style is renowned for its realism and attention to detail, making this edition an engaging historical resource for anyone interested in piracy and adventure. This edition also includes an introduction by Howard Maynadier that provides valuable context and analysis of Defoe's work.

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