10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUCCANEERINGS»
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buccaneerings in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
buccaneerings and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Notwithstanding the buccaneerings of Flurry's grandmother, the woods of
Aussolas, in decent weather, were usually good for fifteen to twenty couple of
cock. I sent my acceptance before mentioning to Philippa that Bernard Shute was
to be of ...
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Transactions and Proceedings of the Geographical Society of ...
Yet the greatness of Drake is perhaps best seen in these "early buccaneerings."
Page 84. "Drake is an adept at dealing with men * * * and carries "himself in the
pirate's profession with a courtesy, magnanimity, "and unfailing humanity that ...
Geographical Society of the Pacific, 1908
3
Character of the Southern States of America. Letter, etc
... you preposterously deny), but display an agony of indignation at the thought of
a compromise which should look to a termination of slavery; 6, Public events,
such as were developed in the Fugitive Slave Law, and the buccaneerings to
which ...
Francis William Newman, 1863
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Character of the Southern States of America: Letter to a ...
... 6, Public events, such as were developed in the Fugitive Slave Law, and the
buccaneerings to which I have referred; 7, The behaviour of the Presidents in the
wars of Texas and of Kanzas; 8, The diplomatic action of the Slave Power, and its
...
Francis William Newman, 1864
5
The English Voyages of the Sixteenth Century
Yet Drake's the greatness of Drake is perhaps best seen in achieve- these early
buccaneerings. Time and again he ments. is within an ace of irreparable failure ;
time and again his incredible quickness of resource uses the material of his ...
Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh, 1906
Notwithstanding the buccaneerings of Flurry's grandmother, the woods of
Aussolas, in decent weather, were usually good for fifteen to twenty couple of
cock. I sent my acceptance before mentioning to Philippa that Bernard Shute was
to be of ...
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The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques & Discoveries ...
Dest seen in these early buccaneerings. Time and again he is within an ace of
irreparable failure; time and again his incredible quickness of resource uses the
material of his broken plans for a new and starding success. His spirits are at
their ...
In carrying on the slave-trade between Africa and America which he opened, and
in his buccaneerings' against the Spaniards, Hawkins had all sorts of adventurers
' ships under his command; and, with shame be it said, two of the largest ...
9
The Ingoldsby Legends, Volume 2
... him back in a huff to his old privateering, Or what his unfriends chose to call
Buccaneerings' It's twenty years since, as we very well know, He was knocked on
the head in a skirmish, and so Why rake up 'auld warld' tales of deeds long ago?
Richard Harris Barham, Carol Hart, 2013
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Tide and Continuities: Last and First Poems, 1995-1938
A trade-town's fourth, with art so polychrome — Such loftiness from huckstering
distilled — That sudden shaggy nomads, wolfskin-frilled, Would rather starve
there than be khans at home. My fifth town downright pranced with
buccaneerings.
