Miguel De Cervantes And The Islamic-christian Struggle In The Mediterranean During The Xvith Century
Journal Title: Madarat Tarikhia Review - Year 2019, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
The writer Miguel de Cervantes witnessed the conflict between Christianity and Islam during the sixteenth century, from his participation in a serie of battles between the two sides, and from his experience as a captive in Algier. This writer immortalized this conflict in his writings, especially the novel “Don Quichotte”, in which he recorded both the Battle of Lepanto and the Battle of the Gouletta events, as well as the lives of the Christian captives and their suffering, and the associated depletion of the human and financial strength of the Europe.
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ouafa elmasmoudi
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