No Jest Like A True Jest: Being A Compendious Record Of The Merry Life, And Mad Exploits Of Capt. James Hind, The Great Rober [sic] Of England. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781273714467)

"No Jest Like A True Jest" offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of Captain James Hind, the notorious "great robber of England." This compendious record, originally published in the 17th century, recounts the merry life and mad exploits of a figure who became both a celebrated outlaw and a subject of popular folklore. Though authored anonymously, the text captures the spirit of adventure and the societal complexities that elevated Hind to legendary status.

Readers will discover a thrilling narrative filled with daring escapades and humorous anecdotes, providing a unique perspective on English history and the enduring allure of rogue heroes. This edition preserves the original language and charm, ensuring that the jest remains as captivating today as it was centuries ago.

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