This book was published in 2017, and describes Anne Bonney as a pirate of the 17th century.
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Here Comes a Chopper to Chop Off Your Head: The Dark Side of Childhood Rhymes and Stories by Liz Evers
This book was published in 2014. It says Jack Rackham was a pirate in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, and that he was known for dressing colorfully.
Bilby’s Doll by Carlisle Floyd
This operatic adaptation of A Mirror for Witches premiered in 1976. Like the novel it is set in fictional Cowan Corners, Massachusetts in the 1670s. Between May and August of 1672, Calico Jack is arrested and hanged in Boston.
A Mirror for Witches by Esther Forbes
This novel was published in 1928. It is set in the 1660s and 70s in the fictional Cowan Corners near Salem, Massachusetts. Calico Jack and three other pirates are arrested in 1671 and jailed in Boston. They escape and then meet up on July 2 planning to sail away. The other three are caught and… Continue reading A Mirror for Witches by Esther Forbes
The Big Book of Buds: Marijuana Varieties From the World’s Great Seed Breeders by Ed Rosenthal
This book was published in 2001. It describes Anne Bonney as a pirate of the 17th century.
Lonely Planet: The Bahamas by Emily Matchar and Tom Masters
The fourth edition of this travel guide was published in 2011. In this edition it says that Jack Rackam was a pirate in Nassau in the 1600s.
4,000 Years of Uppity Women: Rebellious Belles, Daring Dames, and Headstrong Heroines Through the Ages by Vicki León
This book was published in 2011. Anne grows up in South Carolina. Mary's first husband is British and named Jules, whom she meets while working on a man of war. She traverses the Atlantic on a merchantman that is captured by Calico Jack. Anne and Mary meet and become a criminal team in the 1600s.… Continue reading 4,000 Years of Uppity Women: Rebellious Belles, Daring Dames, and Headstrong Heroines Through the Ages by Vicki León
The Rough Guide to Sex by James McConnachie
This book was published in 2010. It describes Anne Bonny and Mary Read as an "Irish seventeenth-century" lesbian couple.
Glassidor by Lewis A. Walmsley
This science fiction novel was published in 2010. A character named Leatie was imprisoned by Woodes Rogers with Ann Bonny in the late 1600s.
The Fascinating Book of History
This book was published in 2009. Mary Read starts dressing as a boy "to trick a relative out of an inheritance". Anne Bonny is from Charleston. Anne and Mary sail with Jack Rackham on a ship called the Revenge and are described as 17th century pirates. Anne finds out Mary is a woman when she… Continue reading The Fascinating Book of History
Depictions of John Rackam, Anne Bonny, and Mary Read 