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Discover the compelling narrative of 'The Kings of Algiers', a masterfully crafted book detailing the profound impact of the Bacri and Busnach families during the Napoleonic Wars. This essential addition to Jewish history and Mediterranean studies offers a panoramic view of covert diplomacy, high-stakes trading, and the intricate connections between influential Jewish figures and global powers. As the Bacris and Busnachs navigated through an age marked by competitive imperialism, their strategic port in Algiers became a hotbed for trade routes that connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas.
Insights into their lavish dealings, political maneuvers, and cultural exchanges unfold as you delve into the pages penned by Julie Kalman, who revitalizes this rich historical account. Learn how these families shaped economic landscapes and influenced key figures like Napoleon and Thomas Jefferson.
Don't miss this captivating exploration of a family's rise and fall amidst the tumult of the 19th century. Purchase your copy of The Kings of Algiers today and step back into a world where trade, power, and identity converged in fascinating ways.
Insights into their lavish dealings, political maneuvers, and cultural exchanges unfold as you delve into the pages penned by Julie Kalman, who revitalizes this rich historical account. Learn how these families shaped economic landscapes and influenced key figures like Napoleon and Thomas Jefferson.
Don't miss this captivating exploration of a family's rise and fall amidst the tumult of the 19th century. Purchase your copy of The Kings of Algiers today and step back into a world where trade, power, and identity converged in fascinating ways.