第二章 乘风破浪（一六九七～一七○二年）（第12/15页）

年轻的布里斯托尔绅士商人小伍兹·罗杰斯又高又壮，长着一头深棕色头发，还有引人注目的鼻子，以及看起来坚毅的下巴。[90]战争结束前，聪明又野心勃勃的伍兹·罗杰斯会成为从伦敦到爱丁堡、从波士顿到巴巴多斯都家喻户晓的名字，不过在法国与西班牙，人们只因两个字认识他：海盗。

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[2] The National Gazeteer of Great Britain and Ireland，London，Virtue，1868.

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[4] Jane Humphries，“Enclosures，Common Rights，and Women：The Proletarianization of Families in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries，” The Journal of Economic History，Vol. 50，No. 1，March 1990，pp. 17-42.

[5] Jane Humphries，“Enclosures，Common Rights，and Women：The Proletarianization of Families in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries，” The Journal of Economic History，Vol. 50，No. 1，March 1990，p. 24.

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[7] David Ogg，England in the Reigns of James II and William III，Oxford，UK：Oxford University Press，1969，pp. 33-34.

[8] David Ogg，England in the Reigns of James II and William III，Oxford，UK：Oxford University Press，1969，pp. 34-35.

[9] John Komlos，“On English Pygmies and Giants：The Physical Stature of English Youth in the late-18th and early-19th Centuries，” Discussion Paper 2005-06，Munich：Department of Economics，University of Munich，April 2005.

[10] Vane lived in Port Royal：TJR：The Tryals of Captain John Rackham and other Pirates，Kingston，Jamaica：Robert Baldwin，1720，p. 27.

[11] Marcus Rediker，Villains of All Nations：Atlantic Pirates in the Golden Age，Boston：Beacon Press，2004，p. 51.

[12] David Ogg，England in the Reigns of James II and William III，Oxford，UK：Oxford University Press，1969，132；Maureen Waller，1700：Scenes from London Life，New York：Four Walls，Eight Windows，2000，pp. 1-4.

[13] New State of England，4th ed.，London：R. J.，1702，p. 149.

[14] Maureen Waller，1700：Scenes from London Life，New York：Four Walls，Eight Windows，2000，p. 95.

[15] Maureen Waller，1700：Scenes from London Life，New York：Four Walls，Eight Windows，2000，p. 149.

[16] John Stow as quoted in Sir Walter Besant，The Thames，London：Adam & Charles Black，1903，p. 110.

[17] E.N.Williams，Life in Georgian England，London：B.T. Batsford，Ltd.，1962，pp. 113-114.

[18] Maureen Waller，1700：Scenes from London Life，New York：Four Walls，Eight Windows，2000，pp. 96-102；includes a photograph，“A General Bill of all the Christenings and Burials from the 19 of December 1699 to the 17 of December 1700.”

[19] Maureen Waller，1700：Scenes from London Life，New York：Four Walls，Eight Windows，2000，p. 62.

[20] A Trip Through the Town，London：J. Roberts，1705.

[21] J. P. Andrews，An Appeal to the Humane on behalf of the most deplorable class of society，the Climbing Boys，London：John Stockdale，1788，pp. 8-9，30-31.

[22] Edward Ward，The London Spy，London：The Folio Society，1955，Originally published 1698-1700，pp. 27-28.

[23] An Account of a Dreadful and Amazing Fire，London：Edward Harrison，1703. Pamphlet.

[24] David Cordingly，