![]() ![]() Website Reference Sources It is sometimes difficult to distinguish between truth and fiction when dealing with "Piracy of Old", as the personal accounts and events written about took place several hundred years ago. So many stories and tales have been told over the years that they begin to merge fantasy with reality. Therefore if you are using this website to help you write an historically factual account, you should keep this in mind and try to find other sources to check there accuracy. Most of the music and artwork used on this site was found by many long hours of searching the internet over the years for non-copyrighted material. Some is copyrighted and used by permission of the owner. Also some of the images presented within Brethren of the Coast were created exclusively for this website. I do not sell copies of the music or images used within. They are there strictly for site visitors to enjoy while browsing through it. A special thanks to artist Chris Collingwood for allowing the use of an image of his wonderful Blackbeard painting within the main page banner of Brethren of the Coast. You can see more of this fine artists work at www.collingwoodhistoricart.com Credit here also for artist Andy Thomas who's work "And the Band Played On" can be found on my sea shanties page. The music on this website was designed to be heard with one of the following "up to date" internet browsers: Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, or Safari. Below is a list of known musical composers/performers who's entertaining work can be heard playing in the background on some of this sites pages. If you like what you hear, support these artists by purchasing their CD's or Tunes, and listen to more of their music.
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If I am using anyone's copyrighted material by mistake, or have failed to give someone the proper credit they deserve for their hard work, you can contact me through this email link kevin@brethrencoast.com Note: I am notoriously bad at regularly checking my emails, your patience would be greatly appreciated. No infringement of copyrights was intended here in the creation and publishing of this website. I shall remove any such material or give credit to the rightful owner at their request, providing they have reasonable proof of ownership. Thank you to all who have contributed their time and knowledge to this website over the years. To my visitors, I sincerely hope Brethren of the Coast will be helpful and enjoyable to those of you interested in the subject of piracy in the golden age. Lastly, a very special thank you to my lovely wife Lady Morningstar for her patience, understanding, and support of me in the creation and upkeep of this website. ![]() ![]() Internet Sources Listed below are websites that were used as sources of knowledge and reference while making this site. Sadly many have died off over the years. Captain Blood's Haven (Dead Site Link) The Complete Dictionary of Piracy (Dead Site Link) The Golden Age of Piracy Google web search In Search of Blackbeard (Dead Site Link) Maritime History on the Internet (Dead Site Link) The Maritime History Virtual Archives (Dead Site Link) No Quarter Given (Dead Site Link) Open Directory Project - Piracy Links (Dead Site Link) Piece of Eight Pirate's Den (Dead Site Link) Pirates - Fact & Legend Pirates of the Caribbean Pirate's Hold (Dead Site Link) The Pirate's Library (Dead Site Link) Pirates, Privateers, and Buccaneers (Dead Site Link) Pyrates Providence (Dead Site Link) Quest for a Pirate (Dead Site Link) Sir Francis Drake (Dead Site Link) Songs of the Sea Swashbuckler's Cove (Dead Site Link) Ultimate Maritime History Resource (Dead Site Link) Wikipedia, encyclopedia - Pirates You Tube ![]() ![]() Book Sources Below are books I own and read that were also used as reference sources in the making of Brethren of the Coast. A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the Most Notorious Pyrates - by Captain Charles Johnson The History of Piracy - by Phillip Gosse Pirates - by Stewart Ross Pirates and Piracy - by David Reinhardt The Pirates Own Book - by Charles Ellms The Pirates' Who's Who - by Philip Gosse Under the Black Flag - by David Cordingly ![]() Page best viewed with a 1080px width. Copyright 2000-2023 Brethren of the Coast, All Rights Reserved. |