THE TAKING OF THE PEÑÓN OF ALGIERS – PART 2
Last week, we looked at how Hayreddin Barbarossa—one of the infamous Barbarossa brothers—took the Peñón of Algiers (a fort the[…]
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Last week, we looked at how Hayreddin Barbarossa—one of the infamous Barbarossa brothers—took the Peñón of Algiers (a fort the[…]
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At the turn of the sixteenth century, Algiers wasn’t a particularly important place. It’s transformation into what it eventually became—the[…]
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When people think about the relationship between North African Barbary corsairs and the European states in the seventeenth century, they[…]
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Last week, we looked at the life of Claes Compaen, the Dutchman who began his piratical career as a licensed[…]
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