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Charles Johnson | |
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![]() Our pirates in the West Indies have increased till of late. | |
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Title | Naval Officer |
Faction | Britain |
Affiliation | Great Britain |
Region | Antilles |
Port | Tortuga |
Port Location | Prison area |
A historian who is looking to write a comprehensive account of piracy in the Caribbean.
There is a chance that Charles Johnson is actually the famous 18th century writer, Daniel Defoe. This is based on an actual real-life theory, as a man named 'Captain Charles Johnson' wrote a book on pirates. But interestingly nothing is known about the author. This contributes to the fact that he may have been Defoe under a pen name, because Defoe, of course, wrote a lot about piracy in his career.
There is a dialogue option with Johnson where you can ask him if he is really Daniel Defoe under a pseudonym. But he hesitates and denies that he is who you say he is.
Missions[]
- Artistic License
- At His Majesty's Pleasure
- Bad Medicine
- Beasts of England
- England Prevails
- Infiltration
- Interception
- Pro and Con
- Rescuing a Rover
- The Captured Captain
- The End of an Era
- The Great Tradition
- The Immortality of Captain Antsis
- The Man
- The Myth
- The Whole Game
- Total Coverage
- Tracking a Turncoat
- Witness Protection
- Worley's Delivery
- Those Who Forget the Past