Blue at The Mizzen - Characters in Blue at The Mizzen

Characters in Blue At The Mizzen

  • Jack Aubrey - Post-Captain; promoted to a Rear Admiral of the Blue
  • Stephen Maturin - ship's surgeon, friend to Jack and an intelligence officer
  • Sophie Aubrey - Jack's wife
  • Christine Wood - Stephen's latest love-interest
  • Dr Amos Jacob - assistant surgeon and intelligence officer
  • Prince William, the Duke of Clarence
  • Horatio Hanson - the Duke's bastard son; later master's mate on the Surprise
  • Mr Harding - First Lieutenant on the Surprise
  • Mr Oates - Second Lieutenant on the Surprise
  • Mr Whewell - Third Lieutenant on the Surprise
  • Mr Woodbine - master on the Surprise
  • Preserved Killick - Aubrey's steward
  • Grimble - Killick's mate
  • Awkward Davies - long-serving able seaman
  • Joe Plaice - long-serving able seaman
  • Poll Skeeping - loblolly boy
  • Mr Wells - midshipman on the Surprise
  • Mr Adams - Captain Aubrey's secretary
  • William Reade - commander of the Ringle
  • Mr Wantage - master's mate
  • Mr Daniel - master's mate
  • Latham - Jack's new coxswain
  • Padeen Colman - Maturin's servant
  • Sir Joseph Blaine - Head of Intelligence, Admiralty
  • Sarah and Emily Sweeting - Stephen's god-daughters, with Mrs Broad at the Grapes
  • Brigid Maturin - Stephen Maturin's daughter
  • Charlotte, Fanny, Philip and George Aubrey
  • Colonel Roche - Wellington's aide-de-camp at Waterloo
  • Lord Barmouth - Commander-in-Chief of Mediterranean Fleet
  • Lady Barmouth
  • Lord Keith - retired admiral
  • Lady Keith
  • Mr Wilkins - Delaware's Master
  • Clarissa Andrews (formerly Clarissa Oakes) - married to the rector of Wytherton

Chile:

  • Sir David Lindsay - ex Post-Captain in the Royal Navy; ex-officio commander of the Chilean navy
  • Don Bernardo O'Higgins - Supreme Director of Chilean revolutionaries
  • General Eduardo Valdes - General in the Chilean revolutionary army
  • Don Miguel Carrera - President of the local junta in Valparaiso

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