
Captain James Hind depicted in a painting now in the National portrait Gallery
Captain 'James Hind' (sometimes referred to as 'John Hind') (baptised 1616 - 1652) was a 17th century
highwayman (who is said to have only robbed Parliamentarians) and
Royalist rabble rouser during the
English Civil War. He was hanged at
Worcester in 1652
[1]. He was the subject of a biography ''The English Gusman'' by
George Fidge (London 1652), and 16 pamphlets detailing his exploits.
References
★ National Portrait Gallery paintings
[2]
★ James Hind's declaration
[3]
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James Hind, from ''
The Complete Newgate Calendar''