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- Jean-François_Hodoul comment "Jean-François Hodoul (1766–1835) was a corsair who worked in the employ of the French government.In the 1790s he worked as a ships' captain transporting slaves from Africa to the Indian Ocean colonies of Ile Bourbon (Réunion) and Isle de France (now Mauritius). In 1797 he was credited with the capture and plunder of seven British ships, from which he amassed a large amount of treasure consisting of pearls, piasters and gold. In 1800 he was captured by the British and imprisoned in Calcutta.".
- Q6169255 comment "Jean-François Hodoul (1766–1835) was a corsair who worked in the employ of the French government.In the 1790s he worked as a ships' captain transporting slaves from Africa to the Indian Ocean colonies of Ile Bourbon (Réunion) and Isle de France (now Mauritius). In 1797 he was credited with the capture and plunder of seven British ships, from which he amassed a large amount of treasure consisting of pearls, piasters and gold. In 1800 he was captured by the British and imprisoned in Calcutta.".