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(aka Sallee, Sla, Sali etc) Harbour, once a notorious pirates lair

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Lair Morocco Notorious Sale Sallee


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Morocco's Sale Harbour: A Historical Hotbed of Piracy in the 18th Century This evocative image captures the bustling Sale Harbour in Morocco, a historic and intriguing place that once served as a notorious lair for pirates during the 18th century. Known by various names such as Salee, Sla, and Sali, this harbor town has a rich and complex history that is deeply intertwined with the golden age of piracy. The Sale Harbour, located on the northern coast of Morocco, was a strategic and lucrative base for pirates due to its proximity to the busy trade routes between Europe, the Americas, and the Mediterranean. The harbor's natural deep-water anchorage and protective sandbanks made it an ideal hideout for pirates to repair their ships, restock their supplies, and sell their loot. The notoriety of Sale Harbour reached its peak during the late 17th and early 18th centuries when it became a haven for some of the most infamous pirates of the time, including Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, and Bartholomew Roberts. These pirates terrorized the Atlantic Ocean, plundering merchant ships and amassing vast fortunes. Despite the fearsome reputation of Sale Harbour, it was also a place of cultural exchange and diversity. The town was home to a thriving multicultural community, with residents from various European, African, and Middle Eastern backgrounds living and trading together. This rich cultural mix is reflected in the vibrant colors and bustling activity seen in this print. Today, Sale Harbour remains an important historical site, offering visitors a glimpse into Morocco's fascinating past and the intriguing world of piracy. The town's fortified walls, winding streets, and beautiful mosques are testament to its rich heritage and the enduring allure of its storied past.

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