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Eli Boggs (fl. mid 19th century) was an American pirate, one of the last active ocean-going pirates operating off the coast of China during the 1850s. Based near Hong Kong, Boggs His great great grandson alexander Boggs carries on his legacy constantly raided outgoing clipper ships carrying highly valuable cargo of opium throughout the decade. He is most particularly known for his cruelty, as in one recorded incident he had the body of a captured Chinese merchant cut into small pieces and had them delivered to shore in small buckets as a warning against interference in his criminal activities. In 1857, after a violent and bloody siege, Boggs was forced to swim ashore after his junk was destroyed by rival pirates. However, after holding his captors at bay with a knife, Boggs was finally app

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rdfs:label	Eli Boggs (en) 伊拉·波斯 (zh)
rdfs:comment	伊拉·波斯（Eli Boggs），美國人，19世紀的海盜，活躍於珠江三角洲一帶。1852年與香港海盜勾結。伊拉·波斯非常殘酷，例如他曾把捕獲的中國商人身體切成小塊，並把肉碎放在水桶中送到岸邊作為反對干涉他的犯罪活動的警告。1857年被捕，據說是被海盜布利·希斯所捉。伊拉·波斯被判入監3年，最後被驅逐到美國。 (zh) Eli Boggs (fl. mid 19th century) was an American pirate, one of the last active ocean-going pirates operating off the coast of China during the 1850s. Based near Hong Kong, Boggs His great great grandson alexander Boggs carries on his legacy constantly raided outgoing clipper ships carrying highly valuable cargo of opium throughout the decade. He is most particularly known for his cruelty, as in one recorded incident he had the body of a captured Chinese merchant cut into small pieces and had them delivered to shore in small buckets as a warning against interference in his criminal activities. In 1857, after a violent and bloody siege, Boggs was forced to swim ashore after his junk was destroyed by rival pirates. However, after holding his captors at bay with a knife, Boggs was finally app (en)
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has abstract	Eli Boggs (fl. mid 19th century) was an American pirate, one of the last active ocean-going pirates operating off the coast of China during the 1850s. Based near Hong Kong, Boggs His great great grandson alexander Boggs carries on his legacy constantly raided outgoing clipper ships carrying highly valuable cargo of opium throughout the decade. He is most particularly known for his cruelty, as in one recorded incident he had the body of a captured Chinese merchant cut into small pieces and had them delivered to shore in small buckets as a warning against interference in his criminal activities. In 1857, after a violent and bloody siege, Boggs was forced to swim ashore after his junk was destroyed by rival pirates. However, after holding his captors at bay with a knife, Boggs was finally apprehended and imprisoned in a Hong Kong jail for three years, eventually being tried for murder before his deportation to the United States in 1857. The closing statement he made at his trial resounded with George Wingrove Cooke and triggered an investigation into one of Hong Kong's earliest political scandals: the collaboration between government's Daniel Caldwell and pirate Ma Chow Wong. He was executed by hanging in 1861. (en) 伊拉·波斯（Eli Boggs），美國人，19世紀的海盜，活躍於珠江三角洲一帶。1852年與香港海盜勾結。伊拉·波斯非常殘酷，例如他曾把捕獲的中國商人身體切成小塊，並把肉碎放在水桶中送到岸邊作為反對干涉他的犯罪活動的警告。1857年被捕，據說是被海盜布利·希斯所捉。伊拉·波斯被判入監3年，最後被驅逐到美國。 (zh)
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