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Real Pirates - Captain Davis

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Author: Captain Charles Johnson, Narrator: Robert Donald

Playtime: 45 minutes

Howell Davis, a Welsh pirate, suffered a short career. His true story is one of mutiny, imprisonment, and crime.

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