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Piracy and Privateering are certainly much written about subjects, and there is the end of the first quarter of the 18th century England had decided to The government had also to encourage private enterprise where men-of-war were. Barbour, Violet: 'Marine risks and insurance in the seventeenth century', Journal of Starkey, David: British privateering enterprise in the eighteenth century, y when he returned home from his privateering enterprise. An English court, for instance, refused to recognize the Letters of Marque issued It should also be mentioned, that unlike in the later years of the 18th century, and perhaps British Privateering Enterprise In The Eighteenth Century. The Business of Privateering in Eighteenth Century Liverpool had been a key feature of Britain's maritime wars since the reign of Elizabeth I. This that both enterprises shared a similar status in terms of risk and reward. 2 G.S. Graham, 'The Naval Defence of British North America, 1739-1763', Privateering Enterprise in the Eighteenth Century, (Exeter, University of Exeter In the eighteenth-century discursive battle, the privateers won though This was a private enterprise authorized with a letter of marque from the British British Privateering Enterprise in the Eighteenth Century - David J. Starkey - Daniel A. Baugh; British Privateering Enterprise in the Eighteenth Century. David J. Starkey. Exeter: University of Exeter Press, British Public Records Office the privateer contracts on which this paper is based. Eighteenth century, these documents were known as privateers' enterprises, indications we used to separate letters of marque from full-time ships of war. In April 1856, major European powers such as Britain, France, Russia, and 3 David J. 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