Mad Jack
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Mad Jack is a nickname associated with several historical figures:
- Mad Jack Hall, Jacobite leader
- Captain John Byron, an English captain, father of Lord Byron
- Lt. Col. Jack Churchill, a British World War II soldier
- Squire John Mytton, Regency rake huntsman & gambler
- Siegfried Sassoon, World War I soldier and poet
- Charles Howard, 20th Earl of Suffolk, World War II bomb disposal expert
- Jack Churchill, was an English soldier who fought throughout World War II armed with a longbow, arrows and a claymore.
Mad Jack may also refer to:
- Jack O'Lantern (Marvel Comics)
- Mad Jack the Pirate, a 1990s cartoon
- The third boss of the video game, Donkey Kong 64
- The evil doppelgänger of Samurai Jack
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