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Corsairs’ Christian captives’ covert carousing

Trevor | 13 August 2005 10:22 PM | Empire, Splog

José Antonio Martínez Torres, Prisionero de los infieles. Vida y rescate de los cautivos cristianos en el Mediterráneo musulmán (siglos XVI-XVII), says (PDF) that Christians captive in Oran and Algiers could go to the pub and church, as long as they paid.

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