Meanings of english buccaneers in English

Unfortunately, English buccaneers have since then given to most of them less poetic names.

In 1680 he joined Sharp, Coxon, and other English buccaneers in an attack on Porto Bello.

One of his disappointments was occasioned by the manners and customs of the English buccaneers under his command.

They afterwards came to be called Cameroons, and are mostly so spoken of in the books of English buccaneers.

In 1586 St. Augustine was burned by Sir Francis Drake, and a century later it was plundered by English buccaneers.

The French and English buccaneers could not but take sides in the war which had arisen between their respective countries in 1689.

Doubtless he was the descendant of the Spanish- English buccaneers who used to prowl the Caribbean Sea and make headquarters at New Orleans.

But among the English buccaneers in the square there were many who savoured the audacious humour of the trapped dictating terms to the trappers.

Defeat by English buccaneers they were accustomed to; and regarding the English, at sea, as a species of demon against whom human bravery availed little.