The Pirate by Frederick Marryat

The Pirate is a novel by Frederick Marryat that tells the story of Captain Cleveland, a British naval officer who becomes involved in piracy after being shipwrecked on an island. The book explores themes of morality and redemption as Cleveland struggles with his conscience and attempts to atone for his past actions.

By Frederick Marryat · First published 1836 · Genre: Adventure, Historical Fiction, Nautical Fiction · 18 chapters

Contents

• The Bay of Biscay
• The Bachelor
• The Gale
• The Leak
• The Old Maid
• The Midshipman
• Sleeper's Bay
• The Attack
• The Capture
• The Sand-Bank
• The Escape
• The Lieutenant
• The Landing
• The Meeting
• The Mistake
• The Caicos
• The Trial
• Conclusion

More by Frederick Marryat

• The White Wolf Of The Hartz Mountains (1839)
• The Legend Of The Bell Rock (1839)
• Masterman Ready (1841)
• The Children of the New Forest (1847)
• The Little Savage (1848)
• Snarleyyow (1836)
• The Phantom Ship (1839)
• Newton Forster (1832)
• All works by Frederick Marryat