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ZeitZeichen. 16.07.1732 - Todestag des Freibeuters Woodes Rogers. Stand: 16.06.2017, 16:51 Uhr Er war einer der berühmtesten Piratenjäger der Karibik: Woodes Rogers.Seinen Erfolg verdankte er ...
Sea captain, privateer, and colonial governor, Woodes Rogers was one of the early eighteenth century's boldest and most colorful characters. Pirate Hunter of the Caribbean is the definitive account of his incredible life.
4 de sept. de 2022 · Rogers, Woodes (b. 1679 — d. July 16, 1732, Nassau, Bahamas), English privateer and governor of the Bahamas who helped suppress piracy in the Caribbean. Rogers commanded a privateering expedition (1708-11) around the world, sponsored by Bristol merchants whose ships had been lost to foreign privateers. In 1709 he rescued Alexander Selkirk ...
Woodes Rogers (1679 – 15 de julio de 1732) fue un corsario inglés, el primer Gobernador Real de Las Bahamas y miembro de la Orden de los Templarios. Rogers se afilió a la marina británica cuando tenía veinte años y subió a través de las filas hasta llegar al grado de capitán. También heredó la compañía naviera de su padre y ganó una fortuna. Casándose con una mujer, que le ...
2 de nov. de 2022 · Rogers expected many of the pirates to accept the pardons, however, he also knew he had to back his authority by force, and to this end he assembled an expedition numbering some 500 men( soldiers ...
Woodes Rogers' flagship, Delicia, makes an appearance in a trailer but is never seen in-game. Louis-Joseph Gaultier, Chevalier de la Vérendrye included Rogers amongst the people that Adéwalé reportedly "rubbed elbows with" during his time in the West Indies, despite the fact that Rogers was never seen interacting with Adéwalé in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag .
Woodes Rogers, the man who developed the crown’s response to the great piracy outbreak, was born in Poole, Dorset, England in 1679, the son of an aspiring merchant. His father built a successful long-distance shipping concern, trading for fish in Newfoundland and, later, slaves in West Africa, and made a number of influential friends in […]
