Daring Deeds of Famous PiratesFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation24 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterNOTEChapter I · THE EARLIEST PIRATESChapter II · THE NORTH SEA PIRATESChapter III · PIRACY IN THE EARLY TUDOR TIMESChapter IV · THE CORSAIRS OF THE SOUTHChapter V · THE WASPS AT WORKChapter VI · GALLEYS AND GALLANTRYChapter VII · PIRACY IN ELIZABETHAN TIMESChapter VIII · ELIZABETHAN SEAMEN AND TURKISH PIRATESChapter IX · THE STUART NAVY GOES FORTH AGAINST THE “PYRATS”Chapter X · THE GOOD SHIP EXCHANGE OF BRISTOLChapter XI · A WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENTChapter XII · THE GREAT SIR HENRY MORGANChapter XIII · “BLACK-BEARD” TEACHChapter XIV · THE STORY OF CAPTAIN KIDDChapter XV · THE EXPLOITS OF CAPTAIN AVERYChapter XVI · A “GENTLEMAN” OF FORTUNEChapter XVII · PAUL JONES, PIRATE AND PRIVATEERChapter XVIII · A NOTORIOUS AMERICAN PIRATEChapter XIX · THE LAST OF THE ALGERINE CORSAIRSChapter XX · PIRATES OF THE PERSIAN GULFChapter XXI · THE STORY OF AARON SMITHFOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←Chapter XXI · THE STORY OF AARON SMITHEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (24)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsNOTEChapters123456789101112131415161718192021Other sectionsFOOTNOTESPrinted by Morrison & Gibb Limited, Edinburgh, 1917◇← CHAPTER XXI THE STORY OF AARON SMITH