All of this seem as if they were just a dream, weren't they, Commodore Rogers, sir...Yes, yes they were. Say, what's your full name...Huh? Horatio Johnson, sir, but why...And you?Charles Nelson, sir.But why all of the sudden?I'm writing a book. We're at the age where people earn money with more cultural businesses.Apologies for my ungentlemanly behaviors back there... I'm just trying to make a decision on my pen name.Why not use your real name?It's more convenient this way. With the taxes and all that...Horatio Nelson... no, not good enough. Doesn't sound very like a sailor's name.A book by Captain Charles Johnson."A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates"I choose this!I'll just ask Defoe for a little help with the writing...Then I'm going to be rich!A General History of the Pyrates
is a book containing biographies of various pirates. It provides the standard account of the lives of many pirates still famous in the 21st century.
Little is known about the author Charles Johnson. Many scholars have suggested that the author could have been Daniel Dafoe, author of "Robinson Cruesoe", but the true identity of the author is still a mystery.
All of this seem as if they were just a dream, weren't they, Commodore Rogers, sir...
Yes, yes they were. Say, what's your full name...
Huh? Horatio Johnson, sir, but why...
And you?
Charles Nelson, sir.
But why all of the sudden?
I'm writing a book. We're at the age where people earn money with more cultural businesses.
Apologies for my ungentlemanly behaviors back there... I'm just trying to make a decision on my pen name.
Why not use your real name?
It's more convenient this way. With the taxes and all that...
Horatio Nelson... no, not good enough. Doesn't sound very like a sailor's name.
A book by Captain Charles Johnson.
"A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates"
I choose this!
I'll just ask Defoe for a little help with the writing...
Then I'm going to be rich!
A General History of the Pyrates
is a book containing biographies of various pirates. It provides the standard account of the lives of many pirates still famous in the 21st century.
Little is known about the author Charles Johnson. Many scholars have suggested that the author could have been Daniel Dafoe, author of "Robinson Cruesoe", but the true identity of the author is still a mystery.
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