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Dive into the captivating world of the Barbary corsairs, the notorious Ottoman and Berber pirates who terrorized the Mediterranean seas from North Africa. Among them, the legendary Barbarossa stands out as a symbol of fear and fascination. In this engaging episode, Kelley and Lane-Poole peel back the layers of myth surrounding these maritime marauders, offering a raw and unfiltered perspective on their exploits. Explore the historical context that shaped their rise, including the ascent of the Knights Templar and the colonial ambitions of England and France in Africa. This isn’t just a tale ...

Discover the rich tapestry of Cairos history, a city celebrated not just for the majestic pyramids of Giza that grace its outskirts, but for its vibrant past that dates back to 969 AD. This enthralling exploration by Stanley Lane-Poole delves into the citys evolution through the ages, showcasing the indelible marks left by a myriad of rulers from diverse Muslim dynasties. From stunning mosques to formidable fortifications, Cairo has rightfully earned its title as the city of a thousand minarets. Lane-Pooles vivid descriptions bring to life the medieval architectural marvels that continue to ...

Dive into the captivating history of the Barbary Corsairs, the infamous pirate fleets that roamed the Mediterranean from the 15th to the 19th centuries. Journey through the turbulent seas alongside legendary figures like Ujra Barbarossa and explore how these Moorish pirates wreaked havoc from their North African ports. This narrative, brought to life by authors Lane-Poole and Kelley, paints a vivid picture of their origins and the so-called Golden Age of piracy, culminating in the rise of French control over Algeria in 1830. Join narrator James K. White as he unveils the thrilling tales of ...

First published in 1866, The Moors in Spain is a classic in Middle Eastern history and has been an important work in this category for over a century. For a number of years, there were few works of history that covered non-Christian civilizations, especially those written in English. Thanks to Stanley Lane-Poole’s dedication to the study of Egypt and Middle Eastern histories, there are several classic examples of those that can be studied.

The Moors in Spain is an overview of the Moorish conquest of the Iberian Peninsula. Stanley Edward Lane-Poole (1854 - 1931), the author, was a noted British archaeologist.

The Alhambra in Granada, the Mosque in Cordova - these are some of the magnificent physical remnants of Moorish rule in Spain. Their influence on culture, engineering, and civilization has also remained in ways often unacknowledged. Lane-Poole was the first to publish a scholarly history in English about a non-Christian civilization, making this a ground-breaking work. Written with extensive knowledge, wit, and admiration, Lane-Poole’s The Moors in Spain is not to be missed.

Stanley Edward Lane-Poole (1854 - 1931) was a British orientalist and archaeologist. The Moors in Spain is a comprehensive history about the Moorish conquest and rule of the Iberian Peninsula, until the Spanish took back the land. It includes chapters on the last Visigothic kingdom, El Cid, and the fall of Granada. 

The history of Spain unfolds like a poignant tapestry, revealing a time when Tarik the Moor brought the once-mighty land of the Visigoths under the sway of Islam. For nearly eight centuries, Spain flourished under its Muslim rulers, emerging as a beacon of civilization and enlightenment in Europe. Her fertile regions, enhanced by the ingenuity and labor of her conquerors, yielded bountiful harvests. Countless cities blossomed in the lush valleys of the Guadalquivir and Guadiana, their names echoing the remarkable splendor of a bygone era. - Summary by Stanley Lane-PooleThis show includes ...