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fictional pirate in Stevenson's Treasure Island

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Gender: male
Citizenship: Kingdom of Great Britain
Place of death: Savannah
Occupation: sailor
Position held: ship captain
Languages spoken: English language
Creator: Robert Louis Stevenson
Image: Treasure-island05.png

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P1196: natural causes
P509: alcohol intoxication
P1441: Treasure Island

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Treasure Island

Arthur D. Howden Smith

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Fictional characters from the 18th century Fictional English people Fictional LGBTQ characters in television Fictional sea pirate captains Literary characters introduced in 1883 Male characters in film Male characters in literature Male characters in television Treasure Island characters

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