| "Commission as a privateer on behalf of England and the East India Trading Company." | |
| # Poropón pom pom, my privateer, want to get near? | |
| - He was a privateer. | |
| - He wasn't a pirate, he was a privateer. | |
| - I'm related to a privateer. | |
| "Commission as a privateer on behalf of England and the East India Trading Company." | |
| # Poropón pom pom, my privateer, want to get near? | |
| - He was a privateer. | |
| - He wasn't a pirate, he was a privateer. | |
| - I'm related to a privateer. | |
| "Ferengi privateers, led by DaiMon Lurin, boarded "and seized control of the Enterprise "using two salvaged Klingon birds-of-prey. | |
| 80 percent of all slave ships sailing to the Indies are flying the neutral American flag to prevent them from being boarded by privateers. | |
| A friend and I cruised off the West Indies taking enough privateers to make it very entertaining, and, er...make us quite rich. | |
| A privateers man turned honest. | |
| After driving away Breen privateers from the Bajoran colony of Free Haven we are returning to Deep Space 9. | |
| "Ferengi privateers, led by DaiMon Lurin, boarded "and seized control of the Enterprise "using two salvaged Klingon birds-of-prey. | |
| 80 percent of all slave ships sailing to the Indies are flying the neutral American flag to prevent them from being boarded by privateers. | |
| A friend and I cruised off the West Indies taking enough privateers to make it very entertaining, and, er...make us quite rich. | |
| A privateers man turned honest. | |
| After driving away Breen privateers from the Bajoran colony of Free Haven we are returning to Deep Space 9. | |
| -With 10 good privateering ships-- | |
| Ah, privateering. | |
| It's privateering, Caleb. | |
| and none more than that famous bunch of privateering seadogs led by Drake, Raleigh, and Hawkins, who sailed the Atlantic looking for new american trade opportunities for England, setting up colonies, knocking off Spanish galleons, and doing it all with a kind of gutsy disregard for convention, that we describe today as criminal. | |
| -With 10 good privateering ships-- | |
| Ah, privateering. | |
| It's privateering, Caleb. | |
| and none more than that famous bunch of privateering seadogs led by Drake, Raleigh, and Hawkins, who sailed the Atlantic looking for new american trade opportunities for England, setting up colonies, knocking off Spanish galleons, and doing it all with a kind of gutsy disregard for convention, that we describe today as criminal. | |
