freebooter

The term “filibuster” began appearing in the mid-19th century, derived from a Dutch term for “freebooter” and the Spanish “filibusteros,” which were used to describe pirates, Senate records show.

The word comes from a Dutch term for “freebooter” and the Spanish “filibusteros” that were used to describe pirates.

The word comes from a Dutch term for “freebooter” and the Spanish “filibusteros” that were used to describe pirates.

The word comes from a Dutch term for “freebooter” and the Spanish “filibusteros” that were used to describe pirates.

The prosecutor Roy St. Lewis called Hale “the ruthless freebooter of death.”