THE ALGIERS SLAVE MARKET: PART 3
(This post is a continuation of The Algiers Slave Market: Parts 1 & 2. If you haven’t done so already,[…]
Read more(This post is a continuation of The Algiers Slave Market: Parts 1 & 2. If you haven’t done so already,[…]
Read moreMostly, when we think of slavery, we think of it in terms of the Africans who were forcibly shipped across[…]
Read moreThe term “great ordinance” was used throughout the seventeenth (and the late sixteenth and early eighteenth) centuries to mean “cannon”[…]
Read moreUntil the autumn of 1582, all the various European countries used the same calendar: the Julian calendar, named after Julius[…]
Read moreBarbary corsair ships—like all pirate ships—were armed with cannon. The oared galleys that corsairs used in the Mediterranean had cannon[…]
Read more(This post is a continuation of Cannons – Part 1. If you haven’t done so already, it’s best to[…]
Read more(This post is a continuation of Cannons – Parts 1 and 2. If you haven’t done so already, it’s best[…]
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