Angus and Robertson. Sydney 1970. An American sea-captain known as Bully Hayes, roamed the Pacific Ocean from 1860's to 1870's was described during his lifetime as a rogue, rascal, barrator, bigamist, buccaneer, blackbirder, pirate and most feared sailor afloat. Here the author Frank Clune investigates the legend and throws a new light on a maligned reputation. Although debunking much of the reputation he still finds that Hayes was indeed able to live up to his name and reputation. Original dust jacket. Black cloth covered end boards. 178pp. 240 mm x 160 mm