Casablanca: Saga d’une ville
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Adrar-n-illouz
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Re : Casablanca: Saga d’une ville
Je vous demande de noter que l editeur s appelle
Hodder & Stoughton.
J ai commis une faute d orthographe dans le message que j ai envoye a l ami agerzam.
Je vous demande de noter que l editeur s appelle
Hodder & Stoughton.
J ai commis une faute d orthographe dans le message que j ai envoye a l ami agerzam.
Amzwaru said:
Amzwaru
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Re : Casablanca: Saga d’une ville
Tanmirt. Je me permets d'illustrer cette référence que vous nous soumettez à travers ce lien que je viens de trouver. Il s'agit d'une revue:
http://www.africanoz.com.au/af_book/af_book.html
Adrar-n-illouz said:
Tanmirt. Je me permets d'illustrer cette référence que vous nous soumettez à travers ce lien que je viens de trouver. Il s'agit d'une revue:
http://www.africanoz.com.au/af_book/af_book.html
Adrar-n-illouz
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Re : Casablanca: Saga d’une ville
Exacte mon ami: J ai retrouve la page e avec l extrait:
White Gold:The Extraordinary Story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's One Million European Slaves
By Giles Milton. Hodder Headline, 352 pages, (Paperback - May 2005)
Reviewed by social researcher/consultant Craig Newcombe
For much longer than America, and operating more efficiently and productively was Africa's own sophisticated slave network. White Gold explores this network in North Africa through the autobiography of Thomas Pellow who - captured in 1715 as an 11-year-old Cornish cabin boy - spent 23 years as one of the more than a million European slaves. They were held for ransom, built the Sultan's vast pleasure palaces, became part of the 4,000 European women in imperial harems or were sold in the vast slave auctions in Morocco, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli. Those captured by sea by the Moroccan corsairs where likely to be middle-class, educated and skilled Europeans, but Europe was too powerless to meaningfully respond. The Sultans effectively managed to raid as far as the Irish coast although they preferred the far richer Spanish Galleons. Coupled with real fear and brutality, there was always the hope that with luck, ability or the possession of marketable skills and most of all conversion to Islam, a slave could not only gain freedom but status, wealth and power. Consequently, there was always far less danger of rebellion than in America. A useful book opening up a little known chapter of Africa's vast history.
La liste bibliographique que l auteur a donnee est une decouverte pour moi.Il y a tellement de choses que nous ne connaissons pas car les sources sont en anglais et dans les bibliotheques rarement frequentes par les non chercheurs.
Exacte mon ami: J ai retrouve la page e avec l extrait:
White Gold:The Extraordinary Story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's One Million European Slaves
By Giles Milton. Hodder Headline, 352 pages, (Paperback - May 2005)
Reviewed by social researcher/consultant Craig Newcombe
For much longer than America, and operating more efficiently and productively was Africa's own sophisticated slave network. White Gold explores this network in North Africa through the autobiography of Thomas Pellow who - captured in 1715 as an 11-year-old Cornish cabin boy - spent 23 years as one of the more than a million European slaves. They were held for ransom, built the Sultan's vast pleasure palaces, became part of the 4,000 European women in imperial harems or were sold in the vast slave auctions in Morocco, Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli. Those captured by sea by the Moroccan corsairs where likely to be middle-class, educated and skilled Europeans, but Europe was too powerless to meaningfully respond. The Sultans effectively managed to raid as far as the Irish coast although they preferred the far richer Spanish Galleons. Coupled with real fear and brutality, there was always the hope that with luck, ability or the possession of marketable skills and most of all conversion to Islam, a slave could not only gain freedom but status, wealth and power. Consequently, there was always far less danger of rebellion than in America. A useful book opening up a little known chapter of Africa's vast history.
La liste bibliographique que l auteur a donnee est une decouverte pour moi.Il y a tellement de choses que nous ne connaissons pas car les sources sont en anglais et dans les bibliotheques rarement frequentes par les non chercheurs.
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