Titlebook: Mapping Pre-Modern Sicily; Maritime Violence, C Emily Sohmer Tai,Kathryn L. Reyerson Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Compassion, Fear, Fugitive Slaves, and a Pirates’ Shrine: Lampedusa, ca. 1550–ca. 1750including fugitive slaves. Though this island was a site of captive-taking, it offered slaves a chance at liberty. Lampedusa and its shrine thus also illuminate slaves’ strategies of sea-borne self-liberation.

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祖?zhèn)髫敭a(chǎn)

悶熱

Neocastro’s Epic Historyive detail of this revolt against established government—the largest and most consequential popular rebellion of the Middle Ages—but also represent intentional contributions to developing a ., an island realm for itself. In this chapter I consider the rhetorical structure of the earliest of these works, Bartolomeo di Neocastro’s

黑豹

Contend

Struggle for the Strait lanes, the most strategic transit point of the age. Accordingly, a host of powerful protagonists sought to hold sway over this vital waterway throughout the medieval era. This chapter details their attendant struggles for control of the strait, while examining the long-term impacts on the medieval maritime history of Western civilization.

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Aesthete

The Art of Raiding: The Catalan-Aragonese Raid of the Aegean in 1292ect example of this. Through planning and execution, Roger de Lauria not only solidified the fleet’s position as one of the most potent naval forces in the Mediterranean, but also managed to generate enough income from the raid to pay for the fleet’s operations for over a year.