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Buccaneers Of The Caribbean: How Piracy Forged An Empire,New Apparel 'Color And Draw Yourself Calm'FifteenDuring The Seventeenth Century, Sea Raiders Known As Buccaneers Controlled The Caribbean. Buccaneers Were Not Pirates But Privateers, Licensed To Attack The Spanish By The Governments Of England, France, And Holland. Jon Latimer Charts The Exploits Of These Men Who Followed Few Rules As They Forged New Empires. Lacking Effective Naval Power, The English, French, And Dutch Developed Privateering As The Means Of Protecting Their Young New World