第十章 危险边缘（一七一八年七～九月）（第10/12页）

[13] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 10ii：Council Minutes for 1 August 1718；Woodes Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 372-373.

[14] Testimonial of Samuel Buck on the State of the Bahama Islands，2 December 1719.

[15] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 10ii：Council Minutes for 5，20 & 28 August 1718.

[16] ADM51/892：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Shark，18 Jan 1718 to 23 Aug 1722，National Archives，Kew，UK.：entry of 1 August 1718.

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

[18] Deposition of Richard Taylore.

[19] Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 373-374；ADM51/801：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Rose，18 Jan 1718 to 9 May 1721，National Archives，Kew，UK. pt. 4：entries of 8-9 August 1718；ADM 51/406 pt. 4：entries of 6-13 August 1718；CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 10i：A general list of soldiers，sailors and passengers deceased since we arrived at Providence，Nassau：October 1718；Testimonial of Samuel Buck.

[20] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 10ii：Council Minutes for 29 August 1718；CO 23/12/2：Woodes Rogers’Appeal to the King，London：1726.

[21] CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 15：Rogers to the Council of Trade，29 May 1719；Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，p. 374.

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

[23] ADM 51/406 pt. 4：entry of 16 August 1718.

[24] Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 376；CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 10iii：Deposition of Thomas Bowlin and four others，Nassau：8 September 1718.

[25] ADM51/801：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Rose，18 Jan 1718 to 9 May 1721，National Archives，Kew，UK. pt. 4：entry of 10 September 1718；CO23/1：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas Correspondence，1717-1725，National Archives，Kew，UK.，No. 31：Memorial from the Copartners for carrying on a trade and settling the Bahamas Islands，London：19 May 1721；ADM 1/1597 f11：Peter Chamberlaine to the Admiralty，Milford at New York：20 November 1718；Arthur L.Hayward （ed.），Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals，London：George Routledge & Sons，1927 （originally published London：John Osborn，1735），pp. 35-36.

[26] Rogers to the Council of Trade，31 October 1718，pp. 376；ADM51/801：Admiralty Records，Captain’s Logs，Rose，18 Jan 1718 to 9 May 1721，National Archives，Kew，UK. pt. 4：Logbook of the Rose，entry of 14 September 1718；CO23/13：Colonial Office Records：Bahamas，Letters from Governors，1718-1727，National Archives，Kew，UK.：Rogers to Secretary Craggs，Nassau：24 December 1718.

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

[28] TJR：The Tryals of Captain John Rackham and other Pirates，Kingston，Jamaica：Robert Baldwin，1720，pp. 26，35，37.

[29] GHP：Charles Johnson，A General History of the Pyrates，ed. Manuel Schonhorn，Columbia，SC：University of South Carolina Press，1972，p. 135.

[30] “News from a ship newly-arrived from South Carolina，” London Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer，27 December 1718，p. 1，238.

[31] “Rhode Island Dispatch，October 10，” Boston News-Letter，20 October 1718，p. 2；Governor and Council of South Carolina to the Council of Trade and Plantations，Charlestown，SC：21 October 1718 in CSPCS 1717-1718，No. 730，p. 366；CO 5/508：Colonial Office Records：South Carolina Shipping Returns，1717-1719，National Archives，Kew，UK.：South Carolina Imports for the 24th June to the 29th September 1718，p. 64.