第三章 海上大战（一七○二～一七一二年）（第13/15页）
[24] Ruth Bourne，Queen Anne’s Navy in the West Indies，New Haven：Yale University Press，1939，pp. 87-88.
[25] Ruth Bourne，Queen Anne’s Navy in the West Indies，New Haven：Yale University Press，1939，pp. 93-95；see Josiah Burchett，A Complete History of the Most Remarkable Transactions at Sea，London：1720，pp. 699，701.
[26] Richard S Dunn，Sugar and Slaves：The Rise of the Planter Class in the English West Indies，1624-1713，Chapel Hill，NC：University of North Carolina Press，1972，pp. 273-275.
[27] Ruth Bourne，Queen Anne’s Navy in the West Indies，New Haven：Yale University Press，1939，pp. 100-101；his first name from John Hardy，A Chronological List of the Captains of His Majesty’s Royal Navy，London：T. Cadell，1784，p. 29.
[28] Richard S Dunn，Sugar and Slaves：The Rise of the Planter Class in the English West Indies，1624-1713，Chapel Hill，NC：University of North Carolina Press，1972，p. 185.
[29] G. N. Clark，“War Trade and Trade War，” Economic History Review，Vol. 1 No. 2 （January 1928），p. 265.
[30] John Oldmixon，The British Empire in America，London：J. Brotherten，1741，p. 340；Howard M. Chapin，Privateer Ships and Sailors，Toulon，France：Imprimerie G.Mouton，1926，pp. 240-241.
[31] John Oldmixon，The British Empire in America，London：J. Brotherten，1741，pp. 342-343.
[32] The State of the Island of Jamaica，London：H.Whitridge，1726，p. 4.
[33] A New History of Jamaica，London：J.Hodges，1740，p. 273.
[34] 这座岛现在分属海地（Haiti）与多米尼加共和国（the Dominican Repu-blic）。
[35] Frank Shipsides and Robert Wall，Bristol：Maritime City，Bristol，UK：Redcliffe Press，1981，p. 50.
[36] Powell，p. 102；Patrick McGrath （ed.），Bristol，Africa，and the Eighteenth- Century Slave Trade to America，Vol. I，Bristol，UK：Bristol Records Sociey，1986，p. 12；Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，pp. 41-42.
[37] Powell，p. 95；Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，p. 42.
[38] Summarized nicely in Gary C.Williams，“William Dampier：Pre-Linean Explorer，Naturalist，” Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences，Vol. 55，Sup. II，No. 10，pp. 149-153.
[39] Timothy R. Walton，The Spanish Treasure Fleets，Sarasota，FL：Pineapple Press，1994，pp. 136-138.
[40] Kip Wagner，Pieces of Eight：Recovering the Riches of a Lost Spanish Treasure Fleet，New York：E. P.Dutton & Co.，1966，pp. 52-54；Timothy R. Walton，The Spanish Treasure Fleets，Sarasota，FL：Pineapple Press，1994，pp. 47-55；Charles E. Chapman，“Gali and Rodriguez Cermenho：Exploration of California，” Southwestern Historical Quarterly，Vol. 23，No. 3 （January 1920）.
[41] Christopher Lloyd，William Dampier，Hamden，CT：Archon Books，1966，p. 117.
[42] Edward Cooke，A Voyage to the South Sea and Round the World，London：B. Lintott and R. Golsing，1712，Introduction.
[43] Christopher Lloyd，William Dampier，Hamden，CT：Archon Books，1966，p. 96.
[44] Christopher Lloyd，William Dampier，Hamden，CT：Archon Books，1966，pp. 97-121；Donald Jones，Captain Woodes Rogers’ Voyage Round the World 1708-1711，Bristol，UK：Bristol Branch of the Historical Association of the University，1992，pp. 5-6.
[45] Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，pp. 45-46；Donald Jones，Captain Woodes Rogers’ Voyage Round the World 1708-1711，Bristol，UK：Bristol Branch of the Historical Association of the University，1992，p. 5.
[46] Donald Jones，Captain Woodes Rogers’ Voyage Round the World 1708-1711，Bristol，UK：Bristol Branch of the Historical Association of the University，1992，pp. 4-5.
[47] Powell，p. 104n；Bryan Little，Crusoe’s Captain，London：Odham’s Press，1960，pp. 47-48.
[48] Leonard A. G. Strong，Dr. Quicksilver，1660-1742：The Life and Times of Thomas Dover，M.D.，London：Andrew Melrose，1955，pp. 157-159.
[49] Woodes Rogers，A Cruising Voyage Round the World，2nd Ed. Corrected，London：Bernard Lintot & Edward Symon，1726，p. 2.
[50] Woodes Rogers，A Cruising Voyage Round the World，2nd Ed. Corrected，London：Bernard Lintot & Edward Symon，1726，pp. 2-3.
[51] Woodes Rogers，A Cruising Voyage Around the World，Originally published 1712，New York：Longmans，Green & Co.，1928，pp. 8-33.
[52] Woodes Rogers，A Cruising Voyage Around the World，Originally published 1712，New York：Longmans，Green & Co.，1928，pp. 30-33；Edward Cooke，