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Charles Harris

A pirate who served under Edward Low and was executed.

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Also known as Harris

First appearance: Of Captain Edward Low, and His Crew

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Former second mate of the Greyhound, taken by pirates and later made captain of a sloop in Lowther's fleet.
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Charles Harris first appears in 0017 xiii of captain edward low and his crew.

In Of Capt. George Lowther, and His Crew: Former second mate of the Greyhound, taken by pirates and later made captain of a sloop in Lowther's fleet.

Later, in Of Captain Edward Low, and His Crew: Consort of Low; mentioned as commanding a vessel in joint cruises off South Carolina.

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ELEdward LowBRBartholomew Ro…HDHowel DavisJRJohn RackamJTJoseph TrahernCHCharles Harris

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  • Other

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  • Pirates, Captains, and Officials
  • Protagonist
  • Pirate Captains and Hunters

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  • Escalation
  • Breaking point
  • Aftermath
  • Closing

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