Paine Ralph Delahaye. Blackbeard: Buccaneer

Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Publishing, 1922. — 309 p.That Courteous Pirate, Captain Bonnet
The Merchant Trader, Plymouth Adventure
Held as Hostages to Blackbeard
The Captive Seamen in the Forecastle
Keleasing a Fearful Weapon
The Voyage of The Little Raft
The Mist, Swamp
The Episodes in Winding Creek
Blackbeard's Errand is Interrupted
The Sea the Carpenter's Mate
Jack Journeys Afoot
A Private Account to Settle
Our Heroes Seek Seclusion
Blackbeard Appears in Fire and Brimtone
Mr. Peter Forbes Mourns His Nephew
Ned Kackham's Plans Go Much Amiss
The Great Fight of Captain Teach
The Old Buccaneer is Loyal
The Quest for Pirates' Gold
The Brawn of These Lads Made the Pike a ]Match for a Pirate 's Cutlass
The First Mate Leaped Up with a Horrible Yell
Jack Almost Bumped into the Dugout Canoe
They Capered and Hugged Each Other
He Loomed Like the Belial Whom He Was So Fond of Claiming as His Mentor