Consequently, the constitutions decided that by the pirates as well point to an outstandingly strict structure of governance; it requires agreed consent to go into force, and such laws undertake regulations, pay with punishments overt. However, in the chronological record, Leeson argues based on the effectiveness and abuse of quartermasters. But in contrast, the circumstances on mercantile ships on the pirates preyed from crews of which various pirates were enlisted for appalling. At the same time the pirate captains could sleep at the similar quarters as the crew and the pay makeup on brigand ships was level, Leeson describes mercantile ships as have rigid hierarchies which frequently allowed being encouraged as an abuse, both financial and physical of the crew by officers and the quartermasters.
