I've found some very good, interesting books the last weeks, one Dutch one, republished but originally written in the very time the pirates were in their high peak, and by someone who witnessed some of the "action".
The other's i've got now are;
Life among the pirates by David Cordingly.
Pirates, also by David Cordingly.
A dutch childrens book, but fantastic, very good accurate info and great artwork called "My first book about pirates".
But, wich is really interesting, a Pirate encyclopedia!
It's called Pirates! a-z encyclopedia by Jan Rogozinsky.
It's a great book, lots of great info, and ofcourse all the well known and less known Pirates and all to do with the trade are in it, except the Barabossa brother, wich is weird as they are found all over internet.
It's got fantastic pictures too.
Aye, i've got some great books, but now i'm all bought out