Oliver of the Sea and the Moorish Hawk War Tale
Oliver is framed in a murder case tied to his half brother Lionel. A blood trail points away from Oliver while Lionel plots to protect him. Lionel hires a pirate to abduct Oliver as a galley slave, but a Spanish ship engages. The Swallow sinks and a Moorish Hawk attacks a Spanish galley off North Africa.
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Lionel
Oliver
Jasper Leigh
Leigh
England
Sakr-el-Bahr
Africa
Slave Drift and Corsair Ransom Amid Ocean Turbans
Sakr-el-Bahr frees three ransoms among a dozen slaves aboard his ship. Three Jews, seven Moslems, and two heretics are forced from concealment as the corsair’s crew, led by Kayla Bis-Kaine, claim slaves. A lone Moorish survivor, wary and worn, recognizes an English name and is shocked into renewed alertness.
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Sakr-el-Bahr
Bis- Kaine
Spain
Charybdis
Scylla
Sukr-al-Bahr
Sakr-el-Babr
Oliver
Sakr-el- Bahr
Sailors Saved by Spanish Vessel Face Inquisition in Lisbon
In a Lisbon court the rescued sailors Sir Oliver Coada and Captain Jasper Leigh, both converted to Catholicism after being saved from the sea, confront charges of piracy and past exploits. The proceedings reveal naval backstories, disputed offenses, and a harsh view of Spain’s archives as their fate hangs on secular law.
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Henry Coada
Sir Olver
Jasper Leigh
Lisbon
Court of the Holy Office
St. Dominic
Sir Oliver
Holy House
Sanbenito
Swallow Ag
Leigh
Oliver
Swallow
Barbados
Maria de la Dolores
Bay of Funchal
Hawkinso
San Juan de Ulloa
Brethren
S T Dominic
Spain
Mediterranean
Captain Leigh
Chaloed
Portugal
Jote Syein
Shen
Cadla
Kaufmanns August Furniture Sale Promises Dream Home Interior
Kaufmanns August Furniture Sale highlights a Louis XVI design suite a Chippendale dining set and a cozy overstuffed living room suite. The ad urges turning the mental dream house into reality with tasteful color walls and affordable purchases during the sale.
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Kaufmann
August Furniture Sale Showcases Wide Selection
The sale features over a million dollars in furniture from across the United States and imported European items such as French Needlepoint Upholstered pieces. A variety of designs and finishes offer affordable options, including individual items like a mahogany Colonial Writing Desk or a carved walnut hallway chair.
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United States
Europe
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Piret National Picturas
Notion
Frank Lloyd
Produc
Ware, Inc
Milton Sills
Boughton Mistlin Company
Sakrai
Chris
Rae
the House OF
Your Dreams
Kaufmann’s
Black-Square Furniture
Smithfield & Diamond Sts
Pittsburgh
PENNA
Chippendale
Eqis
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