Topass
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Topass (Topass, Topass Seaman or Topas) was a term used by the British
Bombay. One of the first references to them is in the British Anti-piracy campaign of 1756 when 300 Topaze Indo-Portuguese on the British ships Kent, Kingfisher, and Tiger
captured the fortress of Geriah on 14 February 1756.