Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean

"Sea-Wolves of the Mediterranean" by E. Hamilton Currey plunges into the tumultuous maritime history of the Mediterranean Sea, focusing on centuries of naval conflict and piracy. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a detailed exploration of the historical period, specifically examining North Africa's involvement in the naval struggles that shaped the region.

Drawing from naval history and maritime accounts, Currey vividly portrays the era of sea battles and the strategic importance of the Mediterranean. Readers interested in European and African history, particularly that of Italy and North Africa, will find this volume a compelling resource. Discover the realities of life on the sea and the ever-present threat of piracy in this timeless account. A valuable addition to any collection of military and naval history.

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