In the second half of the 17th century, the life of the filibusters became harder day by day: Tortuga, once the main support of piracy, was almost deserted, European states, which showed considerable interest in America, put an end to long-term feuds and made peace, ceasing to issue letters of marque that turned pirates into legitimate participants in hostilities. From the Gulf of Mexico, desperate sea tramps moved to the islands of the Pacific Ocean. Continuing the irreconcilable war with the Spaniards, members of the Coastal Brotherhood are hatching menacing plans, preparing to finally hit the big jackpot. The novel by the Italian writer Emilio Salgari “The Last Filibusters” completes the series about the Antillean pirates. The book has been filmed twice. Published in Russian for the first time.