Charlotte (ship) - Revision history

Soranin at 13:02, 6 May 2026

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	{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}		{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}
	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[~~Ships\|ship~~]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague ~~intended~~ to marry, the ship was ~~eventually~~ renamed after Scott chose ~~instead~~ to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[schooner]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named the ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague hoped to marry, the [[ship]] was renamed after Scott chose to marry [[Edward Kenway]] instead.

	In 1723, ~~when~~ the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin ~~of the ship~~. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>		In 1723, while the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew then tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Soranin at 09:30, 21 November 2023

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	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte ~~(Matthew~~ Hague~~'s wife)~~\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

	In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>		In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

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	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

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	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

	In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' - Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>		In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Schooners]]		[[Category:Schooners]]
	[[Category:Merchant ships]]		[[Category:Merchant ships]]

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	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]], named after his wife. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

	In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.		In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' - Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Schooners]]		[[Category:Schooners]]
	[[Category:Merchant ships]]		[[Category:Merchant ships]]

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	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]], named after his wife. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]], named after his wife. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

imported>DarkFeather: Ah, got the redirect issue. My apologies

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	[[Category:Schooners]]		[[Category:Schooners]]
	[[Category:Merchant ships]]		[[Category:Merchant ships]]

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	[[Category:Schooners]]		[[Category:Schooners]]
	[[Category:Merchant ships]]		[[Category:Merchant ships]]

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	*''[[~~Assassin's Creed: Black Flag (novel)\|~~Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
	[[Category:Schooners]]		[[Category:Schooners]]
	[[Category:Merchant ships]]		[[Category:Merchant ships]]

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	{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}		{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}
	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[~~Ships\|ship~~]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague ~~intended~~ to marry, the ship was ~~eventually~~ renamed after Scott chose ~~instead~~ to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[schooner]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named the ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague hoped to marry, the [[ship]] was renamed after Scott chose to marry [[Edward Kenway]] instead.

	In 1723, ~~when~~ the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin ~~of the ship~~. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>		In 1723, while the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew then tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}		{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}
	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte ~~(Matthew~~ Hague~~'s wife)~~\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte Hague\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].

	In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>		In 1723, when the ''Charlotte'' was docked in [[Bristol]], Edward infiltrated the ship, and dispersed all the crew except the captain, Matthew Hague, who was locked in the cabin of the ship. Kenway's [[Piracy\|pirate]] crew tossed barrels of tar from the ''[[Jackdaw]]'', which Edward would use to set the ''Charlotte'' ablaze. However, Hague and the ship were saved by a timely interference from Sir [[Robert Walpole]], who brokered peace between Kenway and Hague.<ref name="Black Flag">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – Part Four, Chapter 71</ref>

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	{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}		{{Otheruses\|the ship\|[[Charlotte (disambiguation)\|Charlotte]]}}
	The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].		The '''''Charlotte''''' was a [[Ships\|ship]] belonging to the Englishman [[Matthew Hague]] and named after [[Charlotte (Matthew Hague's wife)\|his wife]]. Originally named ''Caroline'' after [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], whom Hague intended to marry, the ship was eventually renamed after Scott chose instead to marry [[Edward Kenway]].