第十一章 亡命天涯（一七一八年九月～一七二○年三月）（第12/15页）

[5] Address of the House of Burgesses of Virginia to the King，Williamsburg，VA：20 November 1718 in CSPCS 1717-1718，No. 808iia，p. 434；Instructions to William Bird，pp. 434-435.

[6] Rogers to the Council of Trade，31October 1718，p. 376.

[7] Woodes Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 376-377.

[8] Protest of Captain King，in GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，pp. 145-146；Deposition of Joseph Aspinwall，in Coldham，pp. 150-151.

[9] Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 376-377.

[10] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.：Trial & Condemnation of Ten Persons for Piracy at New Providence，Nassau：10 December 1718；Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 377-378；Rogers to Secretary Craggs，24 December 1718.

[11] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 18：Private Consultation Minutes，Nassau：28 November 1718.

[12] GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，138；ADM 1/1826：Spotswood to George Gordon，Williamsburg，VA：24 November 1718；in the letter，Spotswood informs Gordon that “the Pyrats at Okracock have been join’d by some other Pyrat crews，& are increased （as ’tis said） to 170 men.”

[13] Spotswood to Lord Carteret，Williamsburg，VA：14 February 1719 in R. A. Brock （ed），The Official Letters of Alexander Spottswood，Vol. I，Richmond，VA：Virginia Historical Society，1882，p. 274；Spotswood to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Williamsburg，VA：22 December 1718 in CSPCS 1717-1718，No. 800，pp. 430-432；ADM 1/1472：Ellis Brand to the Admiralty，Whorstead，England：8 April 1721.

[14] Brand to the Admiralty，6 February 1719.

[15] David Lyon，The Sailing Navy List，London：Conway，1993，pp. 26，36.

[16] Spotswood to Council of Trade，22 December 1718，p. 432.

[17] ADM51/672：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Pearl，26 July 1715 to 8 Dec 1719，National Archives，Kew，UK.：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Pearl，26 July 1715 to 8 Dec 1719，National Archives，Kew，UK. p3：entry of 17 November 1718；Abstract of Letter of Robert Maynard to Mr. Symonds of the Phoenix，North Carolina：17 December 1718 in London Weekly Journal or British Gazette，25 April 1719，p. 1，339.

[18] ADM 1/1826 f2：George Gordon to the Admiralty，Pearl at Carlisle Bay，Jamaica：10 March 1718.

[19] Abstract of Letter of Robert Maynard to Mr Symonds，p. 1，339；Hyde’s full name and rank is found in ADM 33/311：Navy Board Pay Office，Ship’s Pay Books，National Archives，Kew，UK：Paybook of the Pearl，where he is listed as “Killed in taking Pirate Teach.”

[20] Brand to the Admiralty，6 February 1719.

[21] William Gordon to the secretary，London：12 May 1709 in Saunders （1886），pp. 711-714；J. A. Doyle，English Colonies in America，Volume V：The Colonies Under the House of Hanover，New York：Henry Holt & Co.，1907，pp. 44-47.

[22] Robert E. Lee，Blackbeard the Pirate：A Reappraisal of His Life and Times，Winston-Salem，NC：John F. Blair，1974，pp. 157-160.

[23] Brand to the Admiralty，6 February 1719.

[24] Brand to the Admiralty，6 February 1719.

[25] Spotswood to the Council of Trade，22 December 1718，p. 430；ADM 1/1826：Spotswood to George Gordon，Williamsburg，VA：24 November 1718.

[26] Ellis Brand to the Admiralty，6 February 1719.

[27] ADM 1/1826 f2：George Gordon to the Admiralty，London：14 September 1721；Tobias Knight to Edward Thatch，Bath，NC：17 November 1718 in Saunders （1886），pp. 343-344；GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，pp. 80，83.

[28] ADM 1/1826 f2：George Gordon to the Admiralty，London：14 September 1721；Abstract of Letter of Robert Maynard to Mr. Symonds，p. 1，339；“Rhode Island Dispatch，February 20，” Boston News-Letter，2 March 1719，p. 2；GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates