Pirate Princes and Yankee Jacks / Setting forth David Forsyth's Adventures in America's Battles on Sea and Desert with the Buccaneer Princes of Barbary, with an Account of a Search under the Sands of the Sahara Desert for the Treasure-filled Tomb of Ancient Kings

by Daniel Henderson

ILLUSTRATIONS

Stephen Decatur, from a painting by Rembrandt Peale	[Frontispiece]
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"I'd Blow Every One of Those Pirate Nests Out of the Water Before I'd Pay One of Those Bloody Bashaws a Sixpence!" Said the Commodore	[13]
Wrecking and Piracy Had Been Followed by the Communities Bordering on the Mediterranean Since the Earliest Days	[35]
In Look and in Deed, William Eaton was a Fighter	[94]
"How Dare You Lift Your Hand Against a Subject of Mine," the Bey of Tunis Demanded of Eaton	[101]
I Hoped that I Might Join a Caravan that Would Pass by Tokra—the Treasure City of My Dreams	[105]
"We Are Bound Across This Gloomy Desert to Liberate Three Hundred Americans from the Chains of Barbarism."—General Eaton	[135]
This Was the First Time an American Flag Had Been Raised on a Fort of the Old World	[165]

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PIRATE PRINCES

AND

YANKEE JACKS

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