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Who was the titanics captin?
Edward Smith
Who was Titanic's captin?
Edward John Smith
How did John Smith become captain John Smith?
because he became a captin of the new world
Settlement founded by Captin John Smith?
Roanoke
Was captin john smith the husband of Pocahontas?
No her husband was John Rolfe
Who made the rule in Jamestown that anyone who did not work did not eat?
Captain John Smith
What was the titanic captin's full name?
Edward John Smith
Who saved captin John Smith?
He wasn't saved he died
Captain john smith was an effective leader because he?
First of all it was Captin, Edward John Smith! XD
When was captin edward john smith born?
27th of January 1850.
The titanics captin?
the captain of the sinking titanic was Edward John Smith
Who was Captin John smith?
John Smith is the founder of Jamestown, the first English settlement in North America. He founded Jamestown on May 24, 1607.
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