Barbarian cruelty : or a narrative of the sufferings of British captives belonging to the Inspector privateer during their slavery under Muley Abdallah, Emperor of Fez and Morocco; from January, 1746, to their Deliverance in December, 1750. With an Historical Account of the Country, from the Earliest Periods. Originally published by Thomas Troughton, now republished by Timothy L Beau. To which is subjoined, a relation of the hardships endured by the crew of the Litchfield Man of War, shipwrecked on the Coast of Barbary in the Year 1758.
- Troughton, Thomas
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- 1788
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Barbarian cruelty; or a narrative of the sufferings of British captives belonging to the Inspector privateer during their slavery under Muley Abdallah, Emperor of Fez and Morocco; from January, 1746, to their Deliverance in December, 1750. With an Historical Account of the Country, from the Earliest Periods. Originally published by Thomas Troughton, now republished by Timothy L Beau. To which is s
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Due to the nature of the subject and the time period in which the sources were published, Slavery and Anti-Slavery: A Transnational Archive, contains racist and outdated discussions of race, racial stereotypes and offensive imagery. MiFhGG
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Exeter : printed for the editor, and sold by W. Lowndes, No. 77, Fleet-Street, London, 1788
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