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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.

CORSAIR ATTACKS – PART 2

May 17, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

This week, we continue with a series of posts on corsair attacks. Last week we looked at some of the[…]

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CORSAIR ATTACKS – PART 1

May 11, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

Barbary corsair ships—whether the galleys that hunted the Mediterranean or the square-rigged ships that plied Europe’s Atlantic littoral—were armed. Galleys[…]

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LIFE AS A GALLEY SLAVE

May 4, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

Throughout the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, the premier naval vessel in and around the Mediterranean Sea was the oared[…]

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THE ENGLISH SPANISH PILGRIM:  A CAPTIVE’S TALE — PART 4

April 27, 2026 Adam Nichols Captives

This week we conclude the series of excerpts from the captivity narrative of James Wadsworth. Last week, Wadsworth described his[…]

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THE ENGLISH SPANISH PILGRIM:  A CAPTIVE’S TALE — PART 3

April 20, 2026 Adam Nichols Captives

This week we continue the series of excerpts from the captivity narrative of James Wadsworth. Last week, Wadsworth described how[…]

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THE ENGLISH SPANISH PILGRIM:  A CAPTIVE’S TALE — PART 2

April 14, 2026 Adam Nichols Captives

This week we continue the series of excerpts from the captivity narrative of James Wadsworth. Travelling by sea in the[…]

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THE ENGLISH SPANISH PILGRIM:  A CAPTIVE’S TALE — PART 1

April 6, 2026 Adam Nichols Captives

This week we begin a series of excerpts from a new captivity narrative. This one is by an Englishman named[…]

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MUSKETS – PART 3

March 29, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

(This post is a continuation of Muskets – Parts 1 & 2. If you haven’t done so already, it’s best[…]

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MUSKETS – PART 2

March 22, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

Last week we began a series of posts on muskets. This week continues that series. ______ As we saw last[…]

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MUSKETS – PART 1

March 15, 2026 Adam Nichols Background

This week’s blog post is something a little different: we’re going to take a look at the muskets that Barbary[…]

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  • ENSLAVED: THE STORY OF THE BARBARY CORSAIR RAID ON EAST ICELAND IN 1627 – PART 3 September 27, 2026
  • ENSLAVED: THE STORY OF THE BARBARY CORSAIR RAID ON EAST ICELAND IN 1627 – PART 2 September 22, 2026
  • ENSLAVED: THE STORY OF THE BARBARY CORSAIR RAID ON EAST ICELAND IN 1627 – PART 1. September 13, 2026
  • STOLEN LIVES: THE BARBARY CORSAIR RAID ON HEIMAEY – PART 3 September 6, 2026
  • STOLEN LIVES: THE BARBARY CORSAIR RAID ON HEIMAEY – PART 2 August 30, 2026
Seventeenth century Barbary corsair

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