Blackbeard may be the world’s most famous pirate, but throughout history there have been many legendary buccaneers who also ...

Bengali textile workers were not enslaved as ancillary to men or as commodities of pleasure alone. They were enslaved and ...

But the industry as we understand it today really has its origins in the second half of the 19th century. Whilst the scientific revolution of the 17th century ... of being a “pirate state ...

History is filled with stories of remarkable women who shattered ... Grace O'Malley: The Pirate Queen of Ireland Grace O'Malley was a 16th-century Irish chieftain and pirate who defied English ...

The lecture, "We Are Called To Be A Movement," will address the intersection between religion and politics in 21st-century America ... the true stories of these women’s courageous fight against ...

The photo has since been deleted by the Pirates account. This organization literally can’t do anything right. How do you misspell your most iconic player this century’s name wrong???

Ever wondered what it’s like to explore a real-life pirate stronghold? Castillo de San Marcos in ... The Castillo de San Marcos isn’t just any old pile of rocks – it’s a 17th-century Spanish fortress ...

With a young and ascending starting rotation that could be capable of elevating a Pittsburgh Pirates team that went 76-86 in consecutive seasons, adding a pair of proven bats felt like a necessity ...

The East Carolina women’s basketball team has become quite familiar with every inch of the court over the past two games. On Saturday against Tulsa, the Pirates fanned out along the 3-point arc ...

Edmonds 69 EDMONDS — The Peninsula women’s basketball team dominated the boards and hit nine 3-pointers en route to a 96-66 pasting of the Tritons, the 16th win in a row for the Pirates. The Pirates ...

C.J. Walker scored a career-high 33 points but the Pirates were unable to hold off a late surge from Temple and the Pirates ultimately lost in overtime, 98-94.

Now he has tackled a subject thick with smoke and bright with daggers: the Barbary pirates. It is satisfactory to report that Tinniswood’s pirates – living hugger-mugger in the dens of Algiers and ...