Title: | Curious account of Peter Serrano |
Alternate title: | Sufferings of John Turner, chief mate of the country ship, Tay, bound for China, under the command of William Greig, including the seizure of him and six Lascars in the cutter, and their captivity and danger amongst the Ladrones, with a description of the strength, discipline, manners, &c. of these pirates, their depradations and conduct towards their prisoners : also a curious account of Peter Serrano, who having escaped from shipwreck, lived seven years on a sandy island, on the coast of Peru |
Note: | London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, [1809?], 1809 |
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Subject: | Captivity |
Subject: | Captivity narratives |
Subject: | China |
Subject: | Peru |
Subject: | Pirate captivity narratives |
Subject: | Pirates |
Subject: | Pirates -- China |
Subject: | Serrano, Pedro |
Subject: | Serrano, Pedro, 1957- |
Subject: | Shipwreck survival |
Subject: | Shipwreck victims |
Subject: | Shipwreck victims -- Peru |
Subject: | Tay (East India Company Ship) |
Subject: | Turner, John, chief mate of the Tay -- Captivity, 1806-1807 |
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