第六章 海岸弟兄（一七一六年六月～一七一七年三月）（第9/10页）

[31] “Manifest of Recovered Artifacts from the pirate ship Whydah，” in Barry Clifford，The Pirate Prince，New York：Simon & Schuster，1993，pp. 207-208 （on armament）；Author Interview，Kenneth J. Kinkor，Provincetown，MA：15 June 2005.

[32] Matthew Musson to the Council of Trade and Plantations，London：5 July 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 635，p. 338；Peter Heywood to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Jamaica：3 December 1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 411，p. 213.

[33] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 31：Memorial from the Copartners for Carrying on a Trade & Settling the Bahamas Islands，London：19 May 1721. This was the Sarah，Captain William Taylor，which sailed with the Samuel，Captain Edward Hampton. Samuel Buck was the primary owner of both ships.

[34] Hugo Prosper Leaming，Hidden Americans：Maroons of Virginia and the Carolinas，New York：Garland Publishing，1995，pp. 128-129.

[35] Bennett to the Council of Trade，31 May 1718，p. 261.

[36] Matthew Musson to the Council of Trade，5 July 1717，p. 338.

[37] “New York Dispatch，October 29，” Boston News- Letter，29 October 1716，p. 2.

[38] “New York Dispatch，October 29，” Boston News- Letter，29 October 1716，p. 2.；Council of Trade and Plantations to Secretary Joseph Addison，Whitehall，London：31 May 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 596，p. 321.

[39] “New York Dispatch，” Boston News-Letter，29 October 1716，p. 2；GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，p. 71.

[40] GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，pp. 84-85.

[41] Hugo Prosper Leaming，Hidden Americans：Maroons of Virginia and the Carolinas，New York：Garland Publishing，1995，p. 125.

[42] Musson to the Council of Trade，5 July 1717，p. 338. 从范恩扮演的角色推测他后来的行为，以及如同《海盗通史》所述，我们知道他在一七一七那年，大多享受着先前的海盗成果。

[43] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 42iii：Bahamas Council Minutes （Trial of John Howell），Nassau：22 December 1721.

[44] Testimony of Robert Brown in CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 42iii；Bennett to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Bermuda：30 July 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 677，p. 360.

[45] 剧作《卡托》（Cato）的作者，这部作品是众多自由主义观念的源头。

[46] 据说是现代奇巧巧克力（Kit Kat）的名字根源。

[47] Arthur MacGregor，“Sir Hans Sloane （1660-1753），” in Oxford Dictionary of National Biography，Oxford，UK：Oxford University Press，2004.

[48] 斯隆去世后，他的收藏品成为大英博物馆的核心收藏。

[49] British Museum，Sloane Collection，MS No. 4044，folio 155 as printed in G. E. Manwaring，The Flower of England’s Garland，London：Philip Allan & Co.，1935，p. 125.

[50] Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，p. 173.

[51] An entirely believable theory put forth in Little，p. 174.

[52] General Peter Heywood to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Jamaica：3 December 1716 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 411，p. 212.

[53] 皇家海军“雨燕”号是造于一七○四年的一百二十八吨重单桅帆船，可以乘载八十人与最多十八门炮，主要是三磅大炮，但这艘船在牙买加时只有六门炮与四十人。“锡福德”号是大型二百九十三吨重第六级护卫舰，拥有三十二门六磅大炮。

[54] Walter Hamilton to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Antigua：15 May 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 568，p. 300.

[55] Council of Trade and Plantations to Secretary Joseph Addison，Whitehall，London：31 May 1717 in CSPCS 1716-1717：Cecil Headlam，ed.，Calendar of State Papers，Colonial Series：America and the West Indies，January 1716 to July 1717（Vol.29），London：His Majesty’s Stationary Office，1930.，No. 596，p. 321.

[56] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 31：Memorial from the Copartners for Carrying on a Trade & Settling the Bahamas Islands，London：19 May 1721；Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，p. 180.

[57] CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 76iii：Woodes Rogers Petition & Proposal to the King to Govern the Bahamas Islands，London：c. July 1717；CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 76iv：Petition to the King from Merchants，1717；CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 76v：Memorial to Joseph Addison from Sundry Merchants，1717；CO5/1265：Colonial Office Records：Documents relating to Woodes Rogers’s appointment，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 76vii：Petition of Merchants of Bristol to the King，Bristol：1717.