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Bucaneros de América (Aventuras, muertes y crueldad en el siglo XVII)

Bucaneros de América (Aventuras, muertes y crueldad en el siglo XVII)

John Esquemeling

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Editorial:
Colección Erandique
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9798892677301
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Mucho antes de que el Caribe, incluyendo Honduras, fuera un destino turístico, sus aguas sirvieron de escenario de una guerra sin tregua. Entre tormentas, cañones y velas desgarradas, surgieron hombres capaces de desafiar imperios enteros. Con pólvora, pistola, sangre y acero, escribieron una fascinante historia marítima. Henry Morgan, El Olonés, Bartholomew Portugues, Roche Brasiliano, Basil Ringrose y decenas de nombres legendarios cobran vida en estas páginas.John Esquemeling fue parte de la 'época de oro' de la piratería. Su experiencia le permitió escribir De Americaensche Zee-Roovers (Los bucaneros de América), publicado por primera vez en Ámsterdam en 1678, una obra que se convirtió en el testimonio más importante y detallado sobre la vida, las costumbres, las batallas y las batallas de esos temidos personajes. A esta edición se incorpora, además, el extraordinario diario de Basil Ringrose, navegante y cartógrafo inglés que acompañó a los bucaneros en sus expediciones por el Mar del Sur.JOHN ESQUEMELING (1645-1707). Cirujano, aventurero y cronista de origen francés. Vivió durante varios años entre los bucaneros del Caribe. Tras llegar al Nuevo Mundo como sirviente contratado, ejerció la medicina al servicio de los piratas y participó en diversas expediciones, entre ellas las dirigidas por el célebre Henry Morgan.

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