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TRIPOLITAN WAR, 1805. William Eaton, the American consul at Tunis, marching across 600 miles of desert with eight U. S. marines, a mixed force of Greeks, Italians, and Arabs, and an exiled pasha, Hamet Karamanli, to capture Derna, a seaport of Tripoli during the Tripolitan War. Wood engraving, 1805

TRIPOLITAN WAR, 1805. William Eaton, the American consul at Tunis, marching across 600 miles of desert with eight U. S. marines, a mixed force of Greeks, Italians, and Arabs, and an exiled pasha, Hamet Karamanli, to capture Derna, a seaport of Tripoli during the Tripolitan War. Wood engraving, 1805


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TRIPOLITAN WAR, 1805. William Eaton, the American consul at Tunis, marching across 600 miles of desert with eight U. S. marines, a mixed force of Greeks, Italians, and Arabs, and an exiled pasha, Hamet Karamanli, to capture Derna, a seaport of Tripoli during the Tripolitan War. Wood engraving, 1805

TRIPOLITAN WAR, 1805. William Eaton, the American consul at Tunis, marching across 600 miles of desert with eight U.S. marines, a mixed force of Greeks, Italians, and Arabs, and an exiled pasha, Hamet Karamanli, to capture Derna, a seaport of Tripoli during the Tripolitan War. Wood engraving, 1805

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TRIPOLITAN WAR, 1805 - A Grueling Journey Towards Victory

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. In this wood engraving from 1805, we witness the remarkable expedition led by William Eaton, the American consul at Tunis during the Tripolitan War. The image depicts a determined group of individuals marching across an unforgiving desert landscape towards their ultimate goal - capturing Derna, a strategic seaport of Tripoli. Eaton's audacious plan involved traversing an astonishing distance of 600 miles through treacherous terrain. Accompanying him were eight U. S. marines and a diverse force consisting of Greeks, Italians, and Arabs united in their pursuit for victory. Notably present was Hamet Karamanli, an exiled pasha whose leadership would prove crucial to their mission. As night falls upon the scene, a lone horseman emerges as the focal point amidst swirling clouds and moonlit skies. This courageous rider symbolizes both the resilience and determination exhibited by all those involved in this daring campaign. The image captures not only the physical challenges faced by Eaton's troops but also highlights their unwavering spirit as they braved harsh conditions in pursuit of freedom and justice. Their journey through vast stretches of Sahara desert showcases their commitment to securing Derna for America's cause. This historic moment serves as a testament to human perseverance against all odds – where disparate cultures came together under one banner with shared aspirations. It stands as a reminder that even in times of conflict

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