Holy War and Human Bondage

Exploring the complexities of servitude in the early-modern Mediterranean, this book delves into the experiences of Christians, Muslims, Jews, and sub-Saharan Africans who faced capture and bondage. It highlights the connections and divisions created by slavery, offering a comparative perspective with the experiences of black Africans in the Americas. Through these narratives, it uncovers a lesser-known aspect of history that intertwines cultural and religious identities amidst the harsh realities of human bondage.