Examples of 'woodes' in a sentence
Meaning of "woodes"
Woodes (noun): Plural form of "wood" referring to a dense forest or wooded area
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- plural of woode
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A place to meet up for walks in the Woodes.
Woodes Rogers bears debts he can not hope to repay.
We can not permit Woodes Rogers to divide us like this.
Woodes Rogers will be returning.
He was arrested for robbery and later pardoned by the Governor Woodes Rogers.
Since Woodes Rogers was the one who invited them in.
Selkirk was not rescued until four years later, by Woodes Rogers.
You could own Woodes Rogers and see him imprisoned.
He later became a pirate hunter for the new governor of the Bahamas, Woodes Rogers.
Captain Woodes Rogers is a key figure in the war against the pirates.
Executed in New Providence, where he was governor just Woodes Rogers.
Woodes Rogers had been tasked with pacifying the pirates plaguing the Bahamas.
Jack Rackham asks the governor of the Bahamas, Woodes Rogers, for a royal pardon.
Woodes Rogers will sit in Nassau.
They traveled to the Bahamas, where John became an informant for Governor Woodes Rogers.
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Woodes Rogers isn't going to receive a letter.
I always wondered, does Vane know that her and Woodes are together?
If Woodes Rogers secures that cache, he secures his position here as well.
All that remains, then, is for you to purchase Woodes Rogers ' debts.
Woodes Rogers will be returning … and this fight is not nearly over.
He 's really so different from the rest of us? Woodes Rogers.
Woodes Rogers is not going to receive a letter from anyone 's lawyer informing him I have beaten him.
But it's all meaningless unless and until… he agrees. Woodes Rogers.
Woodes Rogers, the first Royal Governor of the Bahamas, was a former pirate.
Dampier was engaged in 1708 by the privateer Woodes Rogers as sailing master on the Duke.
Woodes Rogers - Governor of the Bahamas who offered the 1718 general pardon to surrendering pirates.
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July 15 - Woodes Rogers, English privateer and first Royal Governor of the Bahamas b . c.
