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The Pirate Code: Law and Order Beneath the Black

Join our discord:   / discord   Hand over them doubloons:   / goldandgunpowder   Fork it over: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/Wille... Channel merch: https://my-store-ed237e.creator-sprin... Pirates are usually imagined as a lawless bunch, but the society they established aboard their ships was surprisingly quite complicated. They operated under a strict set of laws that dictated their government, their payment, and their behavior. Officers were elected, payment was equally divided, and stealing from your brothers? Punishable. The Code kept pirate crews together when nothing else would, and breaking any of its items could amount to a death sentence. You might be familiar with The Code from Pirates of the Caribbean. A set of rules written down in a large book by the Brethren Court, which individual crews remember and abide to. Atleast when it fits them. It's a good starting point: did the Pirate Code actually exist? Yes and no. In one way, it was the other way around. Modern sources Buccaneers and Soldiers in the Americas - René Chartrand The Buccaneer's Realm - Benerson Little Piratical Schemes and Contracts - E.T Fox Pirates in their own words - E.T Fox Pirates of the Eastern Seas - Charles Grey Pirates of the Americas - David F. Marley A Nation of Pirates - Clive M. Senior Period sources Sea-man's Grammar - Captain John Smith A Privateer's Voyage Round the World - George Shelvocke The Buccaneers of America - Alexandre Exquemelin The Memoirs of Pere Labat - Jean-Baptiste Labat 0:00 Introduction 0:42 Unwritten codes 3:36 Written laws 6:10 Division of plunder 9:15 Disciplinary items 13:42 Punishments 16:16 Outro #pirates #history #piratesofthecaribbean #piratecode