"Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggler (Captain Harry Carter, of the Prussian Bay) 1749-1809" is the fascinating life story of Captain Harry Carter, who is known for his risky and daring adventures in the 18th century era. He was the leader of smugglers on the coast of Cornwall, where he skilfully avoided customs monks and exported goods even under the nose of the authorities. In his autobiography, he talks about dangerous raids, daring escapes from patrol boats, as well as relationships with other smugglers. This book is a fascinating document of the illegal but fascinating world of smuggling during Britain's passionate heyday of maritime adventure.