Examples of using Privateer in English and their translations into Russian
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Hannibal captured the 8-gun French privateer schooner Grand Voltigeur.
In the early part of 1670 the news arrived at Lima that the famous English privateer Henry Morgan had taken Chagres
under a different captain, Bienfaisant captured another privateer, this time named Comtesse d'Artois.
The game is a simulation of the life of a pirate, a privateer, or a pirate hunter in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
the merchant seaman and privateer, later Royal Governor of the Bahama Islands, Woodes Rogers.
In 1614, he led a search for the privateer Jan Mendoses,
In 1685, Reventlow used his influence as a councilor to the court on behalf of privateer Benjamin Raule(1634-1707),
Farmer wore an orange costume composed of a privateer trousers, a thick jacket
Henry himself was a privateer(fought under the flag of England)
treated Jørgensen as a privateer.
On 22 November 1810, Northumberland, while in the company of HMS Armada, a 74-gun third rate, captured the 14-gun French privateer ketch La Glaneuse.
To Bart Paxton, master of the Mermaid… commissioned privateer by order issued under the authority of his gracious majesty.
with relative Jean-François de La Rocque de Roberval, a nobleman privateer favoured by Francis I of France.
She was only a little ship; even a well found privateer might give her a hard battle.
There Hart received the report of Captain John Gore of Medusa of his capture of one French felucca-rigged privateer, in the Strait, the Esperance,
with a Ferengi privateer and a Romulan mercenary.
While they were being worked on, New York colonial agent Robert Livingston proposed to Bellomont that a privateer be outfitted to combat piracy, and recommended William Kidd be its captain.
He often clashed with Commonwealth vessels when employed by the Spanish as a privateer in the Anglo-Spanish War 1654.
One of those plans was to set up a privateer fleet as a deniable, one-use-only asset for the future.
Four privateer ships sailing from Guadeloupe between 1805