There has always been a moral ambivalence about piracy. The English, over the centuries, have been loath to admit that their greatest pirate, Sir Francis Drake, was just that: a pirate.
There has always been a moral ambivalence about piracy. The English, over the centuries, have been loath to admit that their greatest pirate, Sir Francis Drake, was just that: a pirate.
There has always been a moral ambivalence about piracy. The English, over the centuries, have been loath to admit that their greatest pirate, Sir Francis Drake, was just that: a pirate.