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Pirate Links
Charleston Pirates
Powder Magazine has flash presentations on pirates,historic Charlestonians, and the magazine itself. History of Famous Pirates
"Pirates of the Whydah" from National Geographic
Here's a great pirate resource page
with several links that cover everything from the earliest pirates to
modern pirates. Out thanks to Kristi Nicholes, fine social studies
teacher from Massachusetts, for sharing it with us.
St. Augustine Pirate University offers piratical
learning opportunities for adults and youngsters while you obtain a
diploma that demonstrates your pirate knowledge and skills.
The Legend of Captain Dave's Lost Treasure is sort of a cross between a game and a pirate history quiz. Virtual tour of the Pirates Museum in Nassau
Pirates Hold has a little of everything piratical.
The Brass Pirate in Charleston's Rainbow Market has pirate collectibles, nautical treasures, and lots of other fun stuff.
The Pirate King has all kinds of information on pirates, their ships, weapons, even a sailing simulator.
America and the Barbary Pirates: An International Battle Against an Unconventional Foe from the Jefferson Papers at the Library of Congress
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