, which appeared in 1719 ashton was a real life robinson crusoe. now one thing that didn't happen during this period was this walking the plank no pirates during the golden age are known to have done this to any of their victims. why would they there are plenty easier ways to kill somebody you could shoot them run them through with the cutlass or just pitch them over the side of the ship. there are a few instances of pirates forcing people to walk the plank, but those took place in the early 1800s in the caribbean when there was another outbreak of piracy mainly off the islands cuba and puerto rico. now the second and very bloody period of piracy came to an end in the mid 1720s when the number of pirates plummeted to an insignificant level of the many factors contributing to this decline one was colonial resolve to fight piracy at sea and in the courts, which resulted in numerous pirates being killed in battle or hanged on land and well publicized trials in boston, williamsburg, charleston and charleston colonial officials condemned 68 men to the g

good morning the adventures of robinson crusoe has been read by everyone and everyone knows daniel defoecontinuation of these adventures. they are called the further adventure of robinson cargo. the author of the wonderful translation alexander levint so, and in this book , robinson will spend only 25 days on the island and set off. on a hiking trip through siberia through tobolsk and, only then to his homeland in england, robinson speaks in this world. i lived 72 years of an unusually varied life and learned to appreciate solitude and rejoice in the fact that they end up in peace and quiet. the author of this book is a doctor of sciences, a professor working in magnitogorsk, an author of more than 120 scientific papers, catherine the great and frederick the great correspondence 1744-81 frankly and confidentially for 40 years, we corresponded what to make this book, but one of them seemed to me to be especially curious writes friedrich catherine, if one part of europe applauds your intention, then many of the great powers do not find this advantageous for their courts. the viennese of ve