THE BARBAROSSA BROTHERS – PART 4
For the past three weeks, we’ve been looking at the story of the (in)famous Barbarossa brothers (Aruch, the elder, and[…]
Read moreFor the past three weeks, we’ve been looking at the story of the (in)famous Barbarossa brothers (Aruch, the elder, and[…]
Read moreThis week, we continue the story of the Barbarossa brothers—those (in)famous pirates—as recounted by Father Pierre Dan in his book[…]
Read moreThis week, we continue the story of the Barbarossa brothers—(in)famous pirates—as recounted by Father Pierre Dan in his book Histoire[…]
Read moreThe Barbarossa brothers were famous pirates. Most people with any interest at all in pirates are familiar with the name[…]
Read moreThis week, we continue the story of the Spanish monarch Charles V’s ill-fated expedition against Algiers in 1541. Perhaps the[…]
Read moreWhen people hear the phrase “the Spanish Armada,” they invariably think of the great fleet of ships sent by the[…]
Read moreThis week we continue with the story of Tycho Brahe. In the sixteenth century, astronomy had a problem. As we[…]
Read moreThis week, we’re going to look at something a little different. Instead of focusing on corsairs or captives directly, we’ll[…]
Read more(This post is a continuation of Barbary Corsair Ships and Tactics – Parts 1 and 2. If you haven’t done so[…]
Read moreThis week, we continue with the series of posts on Barbary corsair ships and tactics. We ended last week’s post,[…]
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