A Christian Turn'd Turk

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A Christian Turn'd Turk
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Book Synopsis A Christian Turn'd Turk by : Robert Daborne

Book excerpt: The true, though well-embellished, story of the seventeenth-century English celebrity pirate, John Ward (later Yusuf Rais), who shocked Jacobean England by converting to Islam in 1608.


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