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Salé Rovers

Salé Rovers

17th-century band of Barbary corsairs.

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  1. Republic of Salé

    17th-century city-state in North Africa.

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  2. Ahmed el Inglizi

    English-Moroccan architect (fl. 1770).

    15%

  3. Barbary corsairs

    Privateers and pirates in North Africa.

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  4. Bou Regreg

    River in Morocco.

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  5. Mogador Island

    Island in Morocco.

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    17th-century pirate collaboration against Catholic shipping.

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    Historical term used for various Muslim peoples.

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  8. HMS Rose (1712)

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  1. Lundy

    English island in the Bristol Channel.

    28%

  2. Robinson Crusoe

    1719 novel by Daniel Defoe.

    23%

  3. Barbary corsairs

    Privateers and pirates in North Africa.

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    17th-century city-state in North Africa.

    4.9%

  5. Islam in the United Kingdom

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  6. Barbary slave trade

    Slave markets in North Africa.

    3.7%

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    Royal Navy officer (1653–1702).

    3.5%

  8. Ahmed el Inglizi

    English-Moroccan architect (fl. 1770).

    3.4%

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    City in Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, Morocco.

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