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A privateer was a private person or private warship authorized by a country's government by letters of marque to attack foreign shipping. Privateers were an accepted part of naval warfare from the 16th to the 19th centuries, authorised by all significant naval powers. Notable privateers included:

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rdfs:comment	A privateer was a private person or private warship authorized by a country's government by letters of marque to attack foreign shipping. Privateers were an accepted part of naval warfare from the 16th to the 19th centuries, authorised by all significant naval powers. Notable privateers included: (en) Un corsaire est une personne (le plus souvent l'armateur, le capitaine ou le membre de l'équipage d'un navire civil armé) autorisée par une lettre de marque (également appelée « lettre de commission » ou « lettre de course ») à attaquer en temps de guerre, tout navire battant pavillon d'États ennemis, et particulièrement son trafic marchand, laissant à la flotte de guerre le soin de s'attaquer aux objectifs militaires. Les corsaires ne doivent donc pas être confondus avec les pirates puisqu'ils exercent leur activité selon les lois de la guerre, uniquement en temps de guerre et avec l'autorisation de leur gouvernement. Capturés, ils ont droit au statut de prisonnier de guerre. (fr)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Campuzano Polanco family Privateer Quasi-War Robert Surcouf Ephraim Sturdivant Jean Gaspard Vence David Hawley John Ordronaux (privateer) Jonathan Haraden Joseph Barss Victual Brothers Ingela Gathenhielm Quasi-War Otway Burns Louisa, ship Christopher Newport Alexander Dalzeel Alexander Godfrey Privateers George Somers Government Louisiana Magnus Heinason Timoji Wendish Crusade Wetheman William Dampier William Kidd Wismar James Erisey John Goodrich (Loyalist) Lars Gathenhielm Danzig Dutch revolt Alonso de Contreras Faroe Islands Fortunatus Wright France Francis Drake Didrik Pining René Duguay-Trouin Gulf of Mexico Henry Morgan Jean Bart Jean Lafitte Naval warfare of the Early Modern period Kanhoji Angre Kemal Reis Sweden Turgut Reis Naval warfare of the Middle Ages Piet Pieterszoon Hein Pomerelia Spain Oruç Reis Klaus Störtebeker Paul Beneke Order of Malta Piracy lists William Death Maratha Hippolyte de Bouchard Noah Stoddard Peter Easton Letters of marque Hanse Barbarossa (Ottoman admiral) Murat Reis the Older Etienne Pellot Gödeke Michels
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has abstract	Un corsaire est une personne (le plus souvent l'armateur, le capitaine ou le membre de l'équipage d'un navire civil armé) autorisée par une lettre de marque (également appelée « lettre de commission » ou « lettre de course ») à attaquer en temps de guerre, tout navire battant pavillon d'États ennemis, et particulièrement son trafic marchand, laissant à la flotte de guerre le soin de s'attaquer aux objectifs militaires. Les corsaires ne doivent donc pas être confondus avec les pirates puisqu'ils exercent leur activité selon les lois de la guerre, uniquement en temps de guerre et avec l'autorisation de leur gouvernement. Capturés, ils ont droit au statut de prisonnier de guerre. Cette page donne une liste de capitaines et familles corsaires célèbres. Certains noms contenus dans cette liste ne sont pas des corsaires, mais des marins ayant combattu sous les ordres de la Marine, d'autres sont des personnages ayant aussi sévi comme pirates ou des flibustiers. La fonction est majoritairement occupée par des hommes, bien que certaines femmes y aient également pris part, elle sont également référencées dans la liste. (fr) A privateer was a private person or private warship authorized by a country's government by letters of marque to attack foreign shipping. Privateers were an accepted part of naval warfare from the 16th to the 19th centuries, authorised by all significant naval powers. Notable privateers included: * Victual Brothers or Vitalians or Likedeelers 1360–1401 * Gödeke Michels (leader of the Likedeelers) 1360–1401 * Klaus Störtebeker, Wismar, (leader of the Likedeelers), 1360–1401 * Didrik Pining, German, c. 1428–1491 * Paul Beneke, German, born in Hanseatic City of Danzig, Pomerelia c. 1440s–1490s * Kemal Reis, Turkish, c. 1451–1511 * Oruç Reis (Barbarossa), Turkish, c. 1474–1518 * Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasha, Turkish, 1478–1546 * Turgut Reis (Dragut), Turkish, c. 1485–1565 * Timoji, Hindu, 1496–1513 * Murat Reis the Older, Turkish, c. 1506–1609 * Sir Francis Drake, English, c. 1540–1596 * Sir George Somers, English 1554–1610 * Captain Christopher Newport, English, c. 1561–1617 * Magnus Heinason, Faroese, c. 1568–1578 privateer in Dutch service under the Dutch revolt and 1580s, and privateer and merchant in Danish service on the Faroe Islands c. 1578–1589 * Piet Hein, Dutch, 1577–1629 * Alonso de Contreras, Spanish, 1582–1641, privateer against the Turks under the banner of the Order of Malta and later commanded Spanish ships * James Erisey, English, 1585–1590s * Peter Easton, England/Newfoundland, c. 1611–1614 * Sir Henry Morgan, Welsh, 1635–1688 * Jean Bart, French, 1651–1702 * William Dampier, English, 1652–1715 * William Kidd, Scottish, c. 1654–1701 * Nicolas Baeteman, Dunkirker 1659–1720 * Alexander Dalzeel, Scotland, c. 1662–1715 * René Duguay-Trouin, French, 1673–1736 * Kanhoji Angre, Maratha, 1698–1729 * Lars Gathenhielm, Swedish, 1710–1718 * Ingela Gathenhielm, Swedish, 1710/18–1721 * Fortunatus Wright, English of Liverpool, 1712–1757 * David Hawley, colonial United States, 1741–1807 * Jonathan Haraden, colonial United States, 1744–1803 * William Death, English, 1756 * Alexander Godfrey, colonial Nova Scotia, 1756–1803 * Jose Campuzano-Polanco, colonial Santo Domingo, 1689-1760 * Etienne Pellot, aka "the Basque Fox", French, 1765–1856 * Noah Stoddard, United States, 1755-1850 * Robert Surcouf, French, 1773–1827 * John Goodrich (1722-1785), Loyalist privateer in the American Revolution * David McCullough, colonial United States, 1777-1778 * Jean Gaspard Vence, French, –1783 * Joseph Barss, Colonial Nova Scotia, 1776–1824 * Jean Lafitte 1776–1854, French Louisiana hero in the Gulf of Mexico * John Ordronaux (privateer), United States, 1778–1841 * Ephraim Sturdivant, United States, 1782–1868 * Hipólito Bouchard, Argentina, 1783–1843 * Louisa, ship, of Philadelphia United States, 1800s during Quasi-War with the French * Otway Burns, North Carolina, United States 1775–1850 * Wetheman (active 1151/52 – c.1170), Danish, Wendish Crusade (en)
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