Barbary pirates

Barbary Corsar AD 1500-1800

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The Barbary Pirates: Raid on Corsica, c. 1480: 1: Barbary captain; 2: Bowman; 3: Berber crossbowman

Ottoman pirate admiral Hayreddin Barbarossa

Barbary coast, where pirates captured people and sold them as slaves | Relevant to teaching CARRY ON, MR. BOWDITCH by Jean Lee Latham. Free setting activity template and all kinds of fun teaching ideas/materials at https://litwits.com/carry-on-mr-bowditch/ #litwitskits

Osprey The Barbary Pirates 15th-17th Centuries

fresh minor villain character for my swashbuckling personal project set after the 1821 Greek revolution. A barbary pirate who's task was to capture slaves for the Ottoman empire. His signature custom carved sabres would make him a tricky opponent and of course his companion bird nesting on his head ware.

The The Barbary Pirates: Action against a Venetian galley, c. 1540: 1: Pirate Reis; 2: Venetian commander; 3: Berber musketeer; 4: Venetian sword-and-buckler man; 5: Venetian musketeer

Barbary Wars between US naval forces and Barbary corsairs

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Barbary pirate, any of the Muslim pirates operating from the coast of North Africa, most powerful during the 17th century but still active until the 19th century. They gained political significance during the 16th century, when Barbarossa united Algeria and Tunisia as military states under the Ottoman sultanate.

Artist: Edward Mortelmans. Barbary Pirate

Turgut Reis leading Hafsid Berber soldiers and Ottoman Janissaries at the Battle of Preveza, 1538

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