
The Story of the Barbary Corsairs
Unveiling the Corsairs: Power Struggles and Piracy along the Barbary CoastBy Stanley Lane-Poole, J. D. Jerrold KelleyLength6h 47m
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The Story of the Barbary Corsairs offers an enthralling exploration of the tumultuous era of piracy that flourished along the North African coast from the 16th to 19th centuries. This meticulously curated anthology captures a mosaic of narratives, blending historical accounts and vivid storytelling to chart the rise and fall of the infamous Barbary Corsairs. Through a tapestry of styles ranging from descriptive exposition to gripping narration, readers are introduced to the socio-political and economic dynamics that enabled these sea rovers to dominate Mediterranean waters. This collection serves as both a historical document and a thrilling narrative, highlighting the diverse elements of piracy, diplomacy, and warfare in this complex era. Contributing authors Stanley Lane-Poole and J. D. Jerrold Kelley are notable for their profound contributions to historical and nautical literature, respectively. Their collaborative efforts in this collection bring to life a vivid tableau of the corsair era, underscoring its impact on maritime history and global affairs. Both authors draw from particular historical and cultural nuances, aligning with broader literary movements that emphasize the importance of maritime history and its unique narratives. Their synergistic voices enrich the anthology, offering readers diverse insights and a deeper understanding of Barbary piracy's historical impact. The Story of the Barbary Corsairs presents an invaluable opportunity to immerse oneself in the layered perspectives of a bygone era. It stands as an essential volume for those curious about maritime history and the intricate interplay between global powers during a pivotal time. This anthology'Äôs blend of scholarly rigor and compelling narrative invites readers to traverse the historical waters of the Mediterranean, fostering an engaging dialogue among its varied contributors and creating a lasting educational experience through its expansive thematic scope.
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GenreHistory, Literary Classics
Length6 hrs 47 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 25, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1THE STORY OF THE BARBARY CORSAIRS
38CHARLES AT ALGIERS.
2LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL AUTHORITIES CONSULTED.
39XII.
3INTRODUCTION.
40DRAGUT REÏS.
4THE BARBARY CORSAIRS.
41FOOTNOTES:
5I.
42XIII.
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6THE REVENGE OF THE MOORS.
43THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
7FOOTNOTES:
44FOOTNOTES:
8II.
45XIV.
9THE LAND OF THE CORSAIRS.
46LEPANTO.
10FOOTNOTES:
47FOOTNOTES:
11PART I.
48PART II.
12THE CORSAIR ADMIRALS.
49THE PETTY PIRATES.
13III.
50XV.
14URŪJ BARBAROSSA.
51THE GENERAL OF THE GALLEYS.
15FOOTNOTES:
52FOOTNOTES:
16IV.
53XVI.
17THE TAKING OF ALGIERS.
54GALLEYS AND GALLEY SLAVES.
18FOOTNOTES:
55FOOTNOTES:
19V.
56XVII.
20KHEYR-ED-DĪN BARBAROSSA.
57THE TRIUMPH OF SAILS.
21FOOTNOTES:
58FOOTNOTES:
22VI.
59XVIII.
23THE OTTOMAN NAVY.
60THE REDEMPTION OF CAPTIVES.
24FOOTNOTES:
61FOOTNOTES:
25VII.
62XIX.
26DORIA AND BARBAROSSA.
63THE ABASEMENT OF EUROPE.
27FOOTNOTES:
64FOOTNOTES:
28VIII.
65XX.
29TUNIS TAKEN AND LOST.
66THE UNITED STATES AND TRIPOLI.
30FOOTNOTES:
67XXI.
31IX.
68THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS.
32THE SEA-FIGHT OFF PREVESA.
69FOOTNOTES:
33FOOTNOTES:
70XXII.
34X.
71THE FRENCH IN AFRICA.
35BARBAROSSA IN FRANCE.
72FOOTNOTES:
36FOOTNOTE:
73The Story of the Nations.
37XI.
74PUBLICATIONS OF G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS