No, Hood did not do anything to harm Carr.
Explanation:
A case was filed against Carr. John Carr was the author of a lot of books which were about the travel. Some of his most famous books were "Stranger in Ireland, stranger in France, a northern summer and a tour round the Baltic", "My pocket books or notes for a rhytge merrie" and many more.
In all these writings, the writings of the plaintiff were ridiculed for having extraordinary wit in them. And a case was filed against him. This case came to be known as Carr vs Hood and it was a court of the king's bench.
