“This is a political freebooter and scoundrel who is fated to end up in the company of sinister and fascist-minded elements.”

“The very epitome of the 16th-century military freebooter and vagabond, the landsknecht was rightly feared wherever he went.”

“In 1891-92 Iran was roiled by protests against a tobacco monopoly granted to a British freebooter, a Major Talbot.”

“But other local warlords, who have access to drug money and other resources, continue to expand their forces or draw freebooters to their ranks.”

“Mary was to discover he was a ruthless murderer, leader of a gang of freebooters.”

“On receiving the report of their scouts, the freebooters determined on the desperate venture.”