Sodomy and the Perception of Evil: English Sea Rovers in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean

The book is in good condition with its original hardcover intact. The dust jacket exhibits wear, with minor tears along the edges but remains intact. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. Overall, it is a well-preserved copy suitable for both collection and academic use. ##

"Sodomy and the Perception of Evil: English Sea Rovers in the Seventeenth-Century Caribbean" by B. R. Burg is a scholarly exploration published by New York University Press in 1983. This hardcover edition delves into the complex social dynamics of English pirates in the Caribbean, particularly focusing on themes of sexuality and morality during the seventeenth century. B. R. Burg, a noted historian, provides a detailed analysis of how sodomy was perceived among sea rovers, offering insights into broader historical and cultural contexts. The book's significance lies in its unique examination of marginalized subjects within maritime history. The specific copy offered here is bound in its original hardcover format, with a dust jacket showing signs of wear, including minor edge tears. The ISBN 0-8147-1040-9 confirms its authenticity and facilitates cataloging. This edition is particularly valuable for historians and researchers interested in LGBTQ studies and piracy. The book is out of print, making it a rare find for collectors and scholars alike. ##