Cover illustration: A nineteenth-century depiction of the arrival at Dartmouth of the Madre de Dios, reckoned to be the most valuable prize taken by privately owned vessels during Elizabeth’s war with Spain. It was after prizes were brought home that the legal issues dealt with in this book tended to arise. The Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available online at
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In: The Emergence of Privateering
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