Tells the swashbuckling tale of Captain Lubber's around-the-world voyage on the trail of female pirate Arabella Drummond.

Professes to be the journal of Captain William Lubber, an early-eighteenth-century pirate hunter, in which he tells the story of his around the world pursuit of pirate Arabella Drummond. Besides his notes and reflections, contains a wide range of pirate-related information with pictures of various pirates and ships, maps of islands, and notes on topics such as navigational charts, pirate flags, and sailors' knots.

This oversize book contains the supposed journal of early 18th-century pirate hunter Captain William Lubber, who spends three years chasing the ship of the notorious pirate Arabella Drummond around the world. The scrapbook-like pages contains Captain Lubber¿s writings in the ship¿s log, maps, pictures of pirates and ships, and plenty of nautical information such as pirate flags, sailors¿ knots and navigation charts. There are many interactive features, including a compass set in the front cover, a large red jewel set in the back inside cover, and double-page spreads with packets to open. Full-color illustrations.

This handbook contains a full course in pirateology from Captain William Lubber. Progress through the ranks from lowly cabin boy to pirate captain. Aimed at children aged six and over, the book is packed with hardy seafaring wisdom and suggestions for how to spend your off-watch hours.

The fictitious Captain William Lubber discusses what life was like aboard a pirate ship, describing how captured vessels were modified to become pirate ships, the ammunition that was carried, the weapons used, sailing tactics, and food and entertainment, along with a narrative of some famous pirates of the past.

A companion to the best selling PIRATEOLOGY. Learn all about the life of a pirate, their adventures and the rules they live by.