- The
Barbary Coast (also
Barbary,
Berbery or
Berber Coast) was the name
given to the
coastal regions of
North Africa or Maghreb,
specifically the Ottoman...
- The
Barbary pirates,
Barbary corsairs, or
Ottoman corsairs were
Muslim pirates and
privateers who
operated from
North Africa,
based primarily in the ports...
- The
Barbary lion, also
called the
North African lion,
Berber lion,
Atlas lion, and
Egyptian lion, is an
extinct po****tion of the lion
subspecies Panthera...
- The
Barbary slave trade involved slave markets on the
Barbary Coast of
North Africa,
which included the
Ottoman states of Algeria,
Tunisia and Tripolitania...
- The
Barbary macaque (Macaca sylv****), also
known as
Barbary ape, is a
macaque species native to the
Atlas Mountains of Algeria, Libya,
Tunisia and Morocco...
- The
Barbary Wars were a
series of two wars
fought by the
United States, Sweden, and the
Kingdom of
Sicily against the
Barbary states (including Tunis...
- Look up
barbary or
Barbary in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Barbary or
Barbary Coast or
Barbary states is the term used by
Europeans from the 16th century...
- The
First Barbary War (1801–1805), also
known as the
Tripolitan War and the
Barbary Coast War, was a
conflict during the
Barbary Wars, in
which the United...
- The
Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia), also
known as
aoudad (pronounced [ˈɑʊdæd]) is a
species of
caprine native to
rocky mountains in
North Africa. While...
- The
Barbary dove,
ringed turtle dove,
ringneck dove, ring-necked
turtle dove, or ring dove (Streptopelia risoria) is a
domestic member of the dove and...
