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The Story of the Barbary Corsairs

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z

A ’Abd-el-Kādir, 305-6 ’Abd-el-Melik. Khalif, 7 ’Abd-er-Rahmān, 7 Acre, 62 Acton, Chevalier, 191 Aden, 98 Aegina, 97 “Africa” (Mahdīya), Siege of, 128-133; (Illustr.) 129; taken by Dragut, 133; retaken by Doria, 134. Aghlabīs, 7, 21 Aix-la-Chapelle, Congress, 4, 299 Alghero, 62 Algiers, 8; taken by D. Pedro Navarro, 13; orthography, 13 n., 16, 19; occupied by Urūj Barbarossa, 46; ruled by Kheyr-ed-dīn, 54; Hasan Aga, viceroy, 81; Charles V.’s Expedition, 112-123; renegade Pashas, 185; Turkish Deys, 185-7; its galleys, 218 ff.; its slaves, 235 ff.; arrogance of its Deys, 257 ff.; bombardment, 297; French occupation, 301-7 Algiers (Illustr.) frontispiece, 48, 115 Alhucemas, 188 ’Ali Aga, 272 ’Ali Pasha at Lepanto, 164, 173-6 Allen, Sir T., 272 Almohades, 7, 21 Almoravides, 21 Alva, Duke of, 113 ’Amr, General, 7 Angelo, Fort (Corfu), 97 Angelo, Fort (Malta), 136, 142 ff. Aragon, 23 Aranda, Emanuel d’, 195 Arenela, 143 Armadores, 221 Arta, Gulf of, 101 ff. Astrolabe, 170 Astrolabe, observation with, 104 Atlas range, 14 Aubusson, D’, 66 Aumale, Duc d’, 306 Ayās, Grand Vezīr, 96 Aydīn Reïs “Drub-Devil,” 56, 57, 89

B Bab Azūn, 117, 118 Bab-el-Wēd, 117 Bainbridge, Capt., 277 ff. Balaklava, 62 Balearic Islands, 24, 56, 57 Baltimore in Ireland sacked, 233, 265 Barbarigo, 173, 175 Barbarossa, Urūj, birth, 31; Lives of, 31 n.; arrives at Tunis, 32; takes Papal Galleys, 35; settles at Jerba, 40; attacks Bujēya, 40; is wounded, 43; second attempt on Bujēya, 44; goes to Jījil, 44; surprises Shershēl, 46; occupies Algiers, 49; defeats the Spaniards, 50; conquers Tinnis, 51; is pursued by the Spaniards, 51; and killed, 52 Barbarossa, Kheyr-ed-dīn, see Kheyr-ed-dīn Barbary peninsula, 14 ff. Barbary, map of, 17 Barcone, 231 Bastion de France, 253-4 Bazan, Alvaro de, 173 Beaufort, Henry, 131 Bekri, El, 26 Beshiktash, 111 Besistān, 243 Beys of Tunis, 22 Blake, Admiral, 269 Blomberg, Barba, 167 Boccanegra, 103 Bona, 19, 24, 26 Bona, Cape, 19 Borāk Reïs, 66-7 Bourbon, Duke of, 131 Bourbon, François de, 106 Boyssat, 89 n. Brigantine (Vergãtina), 10, 205 Bragadino, 164 Braithwaite, Capt., 191 n. Brèves, M. de, 226 Broadley, A. M., 89 n., 257, 295, 307 Bruce, James, 273 Bugeaud, Marshal, 306 Bujēya, taken by Spaniards, 12; harbour, 19, 23; besieged by Urūj Barbarossa, 40; again, 44, 51; Charles V. at, 122, 254 Burgol, 222

C Caesarea Augusta, 13 n. Cairo, 21 Canale, 95 Capellan, Van, 296 Capello, 101-4, 194 Carack, 86, 103 Caramuzel, 231 Caravel (Illustr.), 11, 231 Cardona, Juan de, 150, 168, 177 Carthage, 19 Castelnuovo, 105 Catena, 9, 168 n. Cattaro, 105 Cerda, Juan de la, 147 Cervantes, 177, 246-8 Cervellon, 182 Cetraro, 84 Ceuta, 16, 20, 23, 188 Challoner, Sir T., 122 Charles V., 51, 57, 77; at Tunis, 86-91; at Algiers, 112-123, 167 Chenier, 191 n. Chesneau, 83 n. Chioggia, 62 Christian privileges in Barbary, 22 Clément, Saint-, 161, 192 Col, 55 Collingwood, Admiral, 292 Colonna, 163, 173, 176 Comares, Marq. de, 51 Comelin, Father, 255 Commercial Treaties, 22 Compass, 99 Condulmiero, 103 Constantine, 55 Constantinople, 82-3 Consuls at Algiers, &c., 259 ff. Cordova, 7 Corfu, 95; besieged, 96-7 Corsica, 7, 24 Cortes, 114 Cossier, 89 Cottington, 229 Courcy, De, 131 Crossbow, observation with, 55 Cruz, Marquis of Santa, 177 Cyprus, 72; taken by Turks, 162-4

D Damad ’Alī, 181 Dan, Father, 218, 219, 220, 233, 235 ff., 252 ff. Danser, Simon, 226 Dardanelles, 62 Daūd Pasha, 67-71 Decatur, Stephen, 283 ff., 293 Delgarno, 188 Deli Memi, 246 Dellāls, 243 Denis, Sir Peter, 264 Denmark and Tunis, 258 ff. Deys of Algiers, 22, 262 ff. Doria, Andrea, drives Kheyr-ed-dīn from the Goletta, 43; life up to 1533, 76-8; portrait, 79; takes Coron, 81; misses Kheyr-ed-dīn, 82; expedition to Tunis, 86 ff.; chases Kheyr-ed-dīn, 93; fight off Paxos, 95; defeated at Prevesa, 101-4; inactivity, 110; expedition to Algiers, 113 ff.; to Mahdīya, 133; lets Dragut slip, 135; death, 140 Doria, Giannettino, 112, 127 Doria, Giovanni Andrea, 138-40, 163, 168, 173, 175 Doria, Roger, at Jerba, 128 Dragut, Reïs (Torghūd), 56, 98, 103, 110, 112; early career, 124; captivity, 127; ransom, 112, 127; at Jerba, 128; takes “Africa,” 133, and loses it, 134; escape from Jerba, 135; joins the Ottoman navy, 136, 138; destroys the Christian fleet at Jerba, 140; dies at the siege of Malta, 146-9 “Drub-Devil” Aydīn, 56 Duperré, Admiral, 302 Dynasties of N. Africa, 21

E Echinades, 173 Elba looted, 82 Elmo, Fort St., 142-9 England and Algiers, 257 ff. Eski Serai, 82 Evangelista, Master, 142 Exmouth, Lord, 293 ff.

F Falcon, Consul, 264 Fātimīs, 7, 21, 24 Ferdinand the Catholic, 8, 13, 44 Fez, Bishop of, 22 Fondi sacked, 84-5 Formentara, 57, 224 France and Algiers, 256 ff., 301 ff. Francis I., 77, 94, 106-10 Frazer, Hon. A. C., 264 Frizell, Consul, 266 Froissart, 128-33 Furttenbach, 206 ff., 232

G Gabes, Gulf of, 26 Galata, 62 Galleasse, 68, (illustr.) 69, 227; description, 206, 230 Galleon (illustr.), 6; description, 205 Galleot, description, 218 Galley (illustr.), 37, 64; building at Constantinople, 83; (illustr.) 107, 203, 207, 209, 211; description of, 200 ff., 213 ff. Gembloux, 178 Genoa, 23, 43, 61 ff., 77 Goletta of Tunis, 16, 32, 78, 86 Gonzaga, Giulia, escape of, 84-5 Granada, fall of, 8 Gravière, Admiral Jurien de la, 31 n., 59, 71, 73, 81, 83, 104, 123, 138, 150, 177, 206, 215 Greece, raid among the isles of, 97 Greek fire, 131 Grimani, 67, 71, 101-4 Guaras, Jean de, 146

H Haedo, Diego de, 31 n., 36, 82 n., 200-5, 219, 220, 223-4 Hafs, dynasty, 21, 23, 32, 85 Hājji Khalīfa, 31 n., 67, 82 n., 98, 104 Hammād, dynasty, 21 Hammer, Von, 31 n., 104 Harebone, Mr., 260 Hasan Aga, 81, 112; defends Algiers against Charles V., 112-23 Hasan, King of Tunis, 85-91 Hasan, Pasha of Algiers, 246-7 Herbert, Admiral, 272 Hisār Reïs, 134 Holland and Algiers, 257 ff., 271, 295 Hope, Capt., 264 Hospitallers, Knights of St. John, 66, 73, 76, and see Malta

I Ibrahīm, Grand Vezīr, 83, 89, 94 Ibrahīm Lubarez, 277 Idrīs, 21 Inchiquin, Earl of, 269 India, expedition to, 98

J Jerba, lotus-eaters’ island, 16, 40; (illustr.) 125; Dragut’s lair, 128; his escape from, 135; destruction of the Christian fleet, 139 Jezaïr, Al-, 13 n. Jījil, 19, 20; occupied by Urūj Barbarossa, 44 John of Austria, Don, 164-78, 246 Julius II., Pope, 35

K Kasaba at Algiers, 244 ff. Kara Hasan, 49 Kayrawān, 91 Kemāl Reïs, 66 Keppel, Admiral, 273 Khaldūn, Ibn-, 26 Khalifs, 7, 21 Kheyr-ed-dīn Barbarossa, birth, 31 and n., 36 n.; driven from the Goletta, 43; character, 53; policy towards Sultan, 54; appointed Governor of Algiers, 54; defeats Hugo de Moncada, 55; storms the Peñon de Alger, 58; summoned to Constantinople, 75; arrival, 82; High Admiral of Turkey, 83, 94; raid in Italy, 84; sacks Fondi, 85; takes Tunis, 86; is expelled, 89; sacks Port Mahon, 92-3; at Stambol, 94; lays waste Apulia, 96; siege of Corfu, 96-7; takes Castelnuovo, 105; at Marseilles, 106; siege of Nice, 109; winters at Toulon, 109; returns to Constantinople, 111; death, 111 Knights of St. John, 66, 73, 76 Koka, 67 Kuroghler, Creole, 221

L Lacalle, 19; taken by Turks, 71 Lepanto, 67; battle of, 164-178 Lesbos, 31 Liman Reïs, Port Admiral, 225 Lomellini family, 19, 43 Loredani family, 65, 68 Louis, St., 85 Lucida, S., stormed, 84 Luni, 24 Lutfi Pasha, 81, 96

M Madeira, 232 Mahon, Port, sacked, 93, 114 Mahdīya, 16, 21, 24, 26; siege by Bourbon, 128-133; (Illustr.) 129; taken by Dragut, 133; by Doria, 134 Mahmūd, Bey of Tunis, 294-5 Majorca, 57 Malta, description of, 143 Malta, Knights of, 76, 86 ff., 109, 118-123, 136-8, 141-159, 161, 177, 213; captives, 244 ff. Mansell, Sir R., 272 Marabut, 222 Marmora, 62 Matha, Juan de, 251 Marmol, 31 n. Marsa, La, 143 Mars-el-Kebīr, 19 Marseilles merchants, 19, 254 Marseilles receives the Turkish fleet, 106 Martinego, 73 Mas-Latrie, Cte. de, 24, 25 Maura, Santa, 103 McDonell, Consul, 296 ff. Medina-Celi, Duke of, expedition to Jerba and defeat, 138-140 Memi Arnaut, 185 Memi Gancho, 220 Mendoza, 81, 114 Merin, dynasty, 22 Minorca, 92 Modon, 71 Mohammed II., 31, 65, 66 Mohammed Es-Sādik, 308-9 Moor of Alexandria, 95 Moors in Spain, Story of, 8, 167 Morgan, S., 36, 46, 52, 58, 91, 104, 215, 241, 268 Moriscos, 26, 57, 59 Morocco, 187-191 Mujāhid (Muget), 24 Muñatones, 156 Murād Reïs, 98, 192, 193, 233 Murād IV., 194 Muset, 143 Mustafa, Seraskier, 144 ff. Mustafa, Lala, 162-3 Mustafa, Bogotillos, 187

N Narborough, Sir John, 272 Navarino, 67, 68 Navarro, D. Pedro, takes Oran, Algiers, &c., 12-13, 43, 138 Nave, 231 Naxos, 97 Neale, Sir H., 300 Negropont, 65 Nelson, Admiral Lord, 292 Nice, siege of, 109

O Ochiali (El-Ulūji, Uluj Ali), at Jerba, 140; at Malta, 146; his exploits, 161; at the battle of Lepanto, 175-7; retakes Tunis, 182; death, 185, 219 Oglander, Consul, 294 Oliva, 57 ’Omar, Khalif, 7 Oran, 8; taken by Spaniards, 12; harbour, 19, 51 Othello, 65 Otranto, 65

P Page, Sanson Le, 252-4 Pallavicini, Cristofero, 81 Patras, 71, 81 Paxos, 95, 97 Pellew, Sir Edward, see Exmouth Peñon de Alger founded, 13, 45, 46, 49, 51; destroyed, 59 Peñon de Velez da la Gomera, 188 Pertev Pasha, 176 Piāli Pasha, 138; at Jerba, 140; at Malta, 145 ff.; at Cyprus, 162-4 Pichinin, ’Ali, 194-9 Piracy, pleasures of, 9-13 Pisa, 23, 24, 25 Pius V., 162, 164, 177 Philadelphia, loss of the, 280 Playfair, Sir R. L., 242 n., 261, 273, 296, 302 Polacca, 231 Porto Farino, 19, 269 Portundo, General, 57 Portus Divinus, 19 Preble, Commodore, 276 ff. Prevesa, battle of, 101-4 Provence, 23

R Ramadan Sardo, 185, 200 Ransoms, 267 Redemption, order of, 251 ff. Reggio looted, 84; burnt, 106 Reïs, 221 “Religion, The,” 86 Renegades, 200 ff. Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 273 Rhodes, siege of, 66; second siege and fall, 73 Robles, Melchior de, 150 ff. Roe, Sir T., 272, 285 Romegas, 142 Roustan, M., 307-9

S Sáhara, 14, 15 Salē, 20, 23, 188, 191 Sālih Reïs, 56, 57, 98, 103, 110, 112 Sālih Reïs (II.), 156, 185 Salim, 45, 46, 49, 50 Sandwich, Lord, 272 Sanson Napolon, 254 Saracens, arts of, 72 Sardinia, 7, 24 Sarmiento, D. Francisco, 105 Scirocco (Mohammed Shaluk), 175 Selīm II., 161 Sevigné, Mons., on galley slaves, 217 Sfax, 128 Shaler, W., 293, 298 Sherīfs of Morocco, 22 Shershēl, 8, 19; taken by Urūj Barbarossa, 46; attacked by Doria, 78; 219 Ship supersedes galley, 229 ff. Sicily, 7, 23, 24, 25 Sinān Pasha, attacks Malta, 136; and Tripoli, 137 Sinān Reïs, 56, 89, 98, 112 Simeoni, 109 Slaves on galleys, 39 Soame, Sir W., 273 Spain and Tunis, 258 ff. Spragg, Sir E., 272 Spratt, Rev. D., 266 Stradiotes, 65 Suleymān the Magnificent, 60, 72 ff., 78, 82, 96-8, 104, 134, 142, 143, 161 Susa, 128 Syrtes, Greater, 16 Sweden and Tunis, 258 ff., 295

T Tabarka, 19, 43 Tangiers, 16, 188 Tartana, 231 Temendefust, 121 Tetwān, 188, 223-4 Tierra Nuova, Duke of, 192 Tilimsān, 7, 51 Timur, 66 Tinnis, 19; conquered by Urūj, 51 Tipton, John, 259 Toledo, D. Garcia de, 133 Tongues of the Order of St. John, 73, 137 Torghūd, see Dragut Torpedoes, 232 Toulon receives Turkish fleet, 109 Treaties of Commerce, 22 Tripoli, 23, 274 ff., 294-5; (Illustr.) 281 Tron, Alexandro, 97 Tunis, 7, 16, 20, 21, 23, 25, 32, 85; taken by Kheyr-ed-dīn, 86; retaken by Charles V., 86-93; taken by Ochiali, 161; retaken by Don John of Austria, 178; again taken by Ochiali, 182; arrogance of the Beys, 257 ff.; Lord Exmouth, 294-5; French invasion, 307-310 Tunis, Illustr. of, 33, 87 Turkey, Story of, 65, 66, 72, 78, 82, 94, 138

U United States and Barbary States, 258 ff., 274-293 Urūj, see Barbarossa

V Vacher, Jean de, 263 Valette, de la, 127, 142, 145 ff. Vargas, D. Martin de, 58 Vasquez, 168 Venice, 23, 61 ff., 71 ff., 94 ff. Venice, Oriental commerce of, 72 Venice, Greek islands, 97 Veniero, 62, 173, 176 Vera, D. Diego de, 50 Villiers, Gaspard de, 138

W Wales, Caroline, Princess of, 294-5 Watts, H. E., on Cervantes, 246-8 Wer, Captain, 226 William III., letter to ’Ali Reïs, 187 Winchelsea, Earl of, 272 Windus, J., 191 n.

X Ximenes, Cardinal, 50

Y Yamboli, 104 Yāni, 66

Z Zanne, 163 Zante, 72 Zeyrīs of Tunis, 21 Ziyān, dynasty, 21

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