R_Omantick Reports of his Greatness_, 45, 46. _His Birth_, 46. _Is Mate of a_ Bristol _Man_, 47, _For what Voyage design'd_, ib. _Tampers with the Seamen_, ib. _Forms a Plot for carrying off the Ship_, 47, 48. _Executes it, and how_, ib. _The Pyrates take a rich Ship belonging to the_ Great Mogul, 50. _The_ Great Mogul _threaten the_ English _Settlements_, 51. _The Pyrates steer their Course back for_ Madagascar, 52. _Call a Council. Put all the Treasure on Board of_ Avery'_s Ship_, ib. Avery _and his Crew treacherously leaves his Confederates; go to the Isle of_ Providence _in the_ West-Indies, 53. _Sell the Ship, go to_ North-America _in a Sloop_, 54. _They disperse_, Avery _goes to_ New-England, ib. _From thence to_ Ireland, ib. Avery _afraid to expose his Diamonds to sale. Goes over to_ England, ib. _Puts his Wealth into Merchants Hands, of_ Bristol, 55. _Changes his Name. Lives at_ Biddiford, ib. _The Merchants send him no Supplies_, ib. _Importunes them. Goes privately to_ Bristol, _they threaten to discover him_, ib. _Goes over to_ Ireland, _sollicites them from thence_, 56. _Is very poor, works his Passage over to_ Plymouth, _walks to_ Biddiford. _Dies a Beggar_, ib. _An Account of_ Avery'_s Confederates_, ib. _Their Settlement at_ Madagascar, 57. _They meet other Pyrates; an Account of them_, ib. _The Pyrates arrive to great Power. The Inhabitants described_, 58. _Their Policy, Government_, &c. _Places describ'd_, 59. _The Arrival of Captain_ Woods Rogers _at that Part of the Island_, 61. _Their Design of surprizing his Ship_, 62. _One of these Princes formerly a Waterman on the_ Thames, 63. _Their Secretaries, Men of no Learning. Could neither write nor read_, ib.
CHAP. II. Of Captain MARTEL, and his CREW.
W_AY to suppress Pyrates_, 64. _The Increase of Pyrates accounted for_, 65. _Where_ Martel _learned his Trade_, ib. _The Names of several Prizes taken, by him_, 65, 66, 67. _His Strength at_ Sancta Cruz, 67. _His Manner of fortifying himself there_, ib. _Is attack'd by the_ Scarborough _Man of War_, 68. _His defence by Land and Sea_, ib. _His desperate Escape_, 69. _His miserable End_, ib.
CHAP. III. Of Captain TEACH, alias BLACK-BEARD.
H_IS Beginning_, 70. _His Confederacy with_ Hornygold, ib. _The Confederacy broke_, 71. _Takes a large_ Guiney _Man_, ib. _Engages the_ Scarborough _Man of War_, ib. _His Alliance with Major_ Stede Bonnet, ib. _Deposes his new Ally_, ib. _His Advice to the Major_, ib. _His Progress and Success_, 72. _Takes Prizes in Sight of_ Charles-Town, 73. _Sends Ambassadors to the Governor of_ Carolina, _upon an impudent Demand_, ib. _Runs his Ship aground designedly_, 74. _His Cruelty to some of his own Companions. Surrenders to the King's Proclamation_, 75. _The Governor of_ North-Carolina'_s exceeding Generosity to him_, ib. _He marries_, ib. _The Number of his Wives then living_, ib. _His conjugal Virtues_, 75, 76. _Makes a second Excursion in the Way of pyrating_, 76. _Some State Legerdemain betwixt him and the Governor_, ib. _His modest Behaviour in the River_, 77. _His Frolicks on Shore_, ib. _The Merchants apply for a Force against him, and where_, 78. _A Proclamation with a Reward for taking or killing of Pyrates_, 79, 80. _Lieutenant_ Maynard _sent in pursuit of him_, 80. Black-beard'_s good Intelligence_, 81. _The Lieutenant engages_ Black-beard, ib. _A most execrable Health drank by_ Black-beard 82. _The Fight bloody; the Particulars of it_, 82, 83, 84. Black-beard _kill'd_, 84. _His Sloop taken_, ib. _The Lieutenant's Conduct_, 84, 85. _A Reflection on the Humours of Seamen_, 85. Black-beard'_s Correspondents discover'd by his Papers_, ib. Black-beard'_s desperate Resolution before the Fight_, ib. _The Lieutenant and Governor no very good Friends_, 86. _The Prisoners hang'd_, ib. Samuel Odel _saved, and why_, ib. _The good Luck of_ Israel Hands, 87. Black-beard'_s mischievous Frolicks_, ib. _His_ Beard _described_, ib. _Several Instances if his Wickedness_, 88, 89. _Some Memorandums taken from his Journal_, 89. _The Names of the Pyrates kill'd in the Engagement_, 90. _Of those executed_, ib. _The Value of the Prize_, ib.