Pirate Trials

Famous Murderous Pirates Book Series: The Lives and Adventures of Famous and Sundry Pirates

De: Huggins Point Editors

Narrado por: Jack Chekijian

Duración: 2 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

The lives and adventures of some of history's most prominent Pirate Captains. This volume relates their plundering and murdering as well as the method and way they met their end.

©2015 Kenneth C. Rossignol (P)2015 Kenneth C. Rossignol

Famous pirate trials

Great narration. Interesting stories about pirate trials. Love history and pirates? Read this.

Pirate Trials:Famous murderous Pirates

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In this book we learn about certain pirates and what they did and the consequences of those actions.It was a fun book to hear read by Jack Chekijian.He did a great job.
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A nice little pirate history book. Very bite sized

Would you listen to Pirate Trials again? Why?

I don't think I'll listen to this one again, but I very well might. It's so short and bite sized that given my mood - I might pop it on for a short walk with the dogs someday.

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An easy, little, bite-sized pirate history book. Don't go into this one expecting great depth or character development because that just not going to happen with a 92 page/2 hour long book. What this book does do is give you a brief introduction to a dozen or so actual pirates that lived, died, and were consummate pirates during the great age of swashbuckling pirates.

There are two reasons to grab this book beyond the fact that Chekijan does another splendid narration.

1. Pick this one up if you know next to nothing about pirates. This is a great primer for further studies. You'll pick up brief synopsis of the major pirate players, and probably get a good idea of who you'd like to learn more about in a weightier book.

2. I bet you could get away with writing a passable middle/highschool book report with just this book.

Aye Matey-Avast Ye

I really enjoyed listening to this audiobook. I only wish it had been longer. Pirates were some of the original bad guys. They scoured the Caribbean and West Indies looking for booty. But they were ruthless murderers.

From Captain Avery to Captain Spriggs, to Captains Lowther and Low, even to Captain Teach (aka) Blackbeard, this was a really neat, compact timeline of some of their adventures. Pirates weren't nice people. They still exist to this day but not in the manner in which we visualize and fantasize them to be such as Captain Jack Sparrow. He's the exception.

This book talks briefly about the Jolly Roger which is the pirates flag everyone is familiar with. This book mentions just about all the Sea Dogs which we've come to idolize. It makes me want to hear more about them. I'm fairly certain that I'll be speaking pirate lingo for a few days now.

Jack Chekijian did a super job narrating this book. His pirate talk was great during the pirate trials. He always speaks clearly and has come to be one of my favorite narrators. This was a gem.

Audiobook received in exchange for an honest review.

who doesn't like pirate stories?

pirates have an end. now you can find historical record of what happened to quite a few of them!