ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 24
This week we continue the series of posts on life in Algiers drawn from Relation de la captivité et liberté du[…]
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Author: Adam Nichols
I'm an associate professor with the University of Maryland, in the U.S. I spent twenty years teaching for the University of Maryland’s European division, in England, Scotland, Norway, Iceland, and Germany, and downrange on military installations in Bosnia, Kosovo, Kuwait, and Afghanistan. I've also lived and worked in Australia, China, and Canada. I presently live in the U.S.
ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 23
This week we continue the series of posts on life in Algiers drawn from the book titled Relation de la[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 22
This week we continue the series of posts on life in Algiers drawn from the book titled Relation de la[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 21
This week we continue the series of posts on life in Algiers drawn from the book titled Relation de la[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 20
This week we continue the series of posts on life in Algiers drawn from a book titled Relation de la[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 19
This week we begin a new series of posts looking at the captives’ experience in Algiers. This series is drawn[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 18
This week we conclude the story of Helgi Jónsson, the young Icelander who, along with the rest of his family,[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 17
Last week, we followed the narrative of René du Chastelet des Boys, who (like Helgi Jónsson, the young Icelander enslaved[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 16
Last week, we took a slight detour from the series of posts that tell the story of Helgi Jónsson, the[…]
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ALGIERS – THE CAPTIVES’ EXPERIENCE 15
Last week, we continued with the story of Helgi Jónsson, the young Icelander who, along with the rest of his[…]
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