Thesaurus / piratic
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The Algerines were now sweeping with their piratic crafts the Mediterranean, exacting tribute from all Christian powers.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE, NO. XXVII, AUGUST 1852, VOL. VVARIOUSLured by such hopes of plunder, Venice was as eager as the pope to take a share in the piratic expedition.
THE EMPIRE OF AUSTRIA; ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWERJOHN S. C. ABBOTTThe Scottish broch-people, associated in tradition with the Picts, were notorious for their piratic habits.
ANCIENT MAN IN BRITAINDONALD A. (DONALD ALEXANDER) MACKENZIEIndeed, this name of Skelt appears so stagey and piratic, that I will adopt it boldly to design these qualities.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, VOLUME 9ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSONWhat horror to look into the muddy sediment which floats round the piratic keel!
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 15, NO. 89, MARCH, 1865VARIOUSRobber bands and piratic hordes will often fight with ferocity and desperation which can not be surpassed.
JOSEPH BONAPARTEJOHN S. C. ABBOTTBecause Murphy could not write, Pritchard was left with him to read the piratic instructions once each week.
MY ATTAINMENT OF THE POLEFREDERICK A. COOKNow let us follow the ship Roosevelt in its piratic career northward.
MY ATTAINMENT OF THE POLEFREDERICK A. COOKAnd thus Sumner cannot detect that England makes war on our commerce, under the piratic flag of the rebels.
DIARY FROM NOVEMBER 12, 1862, TO OCTOBER 18, 1863ADAM GUROWSKIWORDS RELATED TO PIRATIC
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