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'''Corsair''' was a title which was taken by a [[The Corsair|renegade Time Lord]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Doctor's Wife (TV story)}}, [[COMIC]]: {{cs|Old Friends (comic story)}}) | '''Corsair''' was a title which was taken by a [[The Corsair|renegade Time Lord]]. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Doctor's Wife (TV story)}}, [[COMIC]]: {{cs|Old Friends (comic story)}}) | ||
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Corsair was a title which was taken by a renegade Time Lord. (TV: The Doctor's Wife [+]Loading...["The Doctor's Wife (TV story)"], COMIC: Old Friends [+]Loading...["Old Friends (comic story)"])
From the 16th century to as late as 1830, Barbary corsairs robbed ships in the Mediterranean Sea. The most notorious of these were Arouj and Kheireddin Barbarossa. (PROSE: Doctor Who Discovers Pirates [+]Loading...["Doctor Who Discovers Pirates (novel)"]) Miguel de Cervantes was once captured by Barbary corsairs for five years until his family was able to raise a ransom. (AUDIO: The Flames of Cadiz [+]Loading...["The Flames of Cadiz (audio story)"])
River Song once played cards with Silurian corsairs. (PROSE: Student Bodies [+]Loading...["Student Bodies (short story)"])
Baltazar was known as the "Corsair King of Triton" in the 40th century. (TV: The Infinite Quest [+]Loading...["The Infinite Quest (TV story)"])
