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A richly detailed history of the Bacris and the
Busnachs, two renowned Jewish families whose
influence and reputation shook the capitals of
Europe and AmericaAt the height of the Napoleonic
Wars, the Bacri brothers and their nephew,
Naphtali Busnach, were perhaps the most notorious
Jews in the Mediterranean. Based in the strategic
port of Algiers, their interconnected families
traded in raw goods and luxury items, brokered
diplomatic relations with the Ottomans, and lent
vital capital to warring nations. For the French,
British, and Americans, who competed fiercely for
access to trade and influence in the region,
there was no getting around the Bacris and the
Busnachs. The Kings of Algiers traces the rise
and fall of these two trading families over four
tumultuous decades in the nineteenth century.In
this panoramic book, Julie Kalman restores their
story8213an Jewish history more broadly8213tot
he histories of trade, corsairing, and
high-stakes diplomacy in the Mediterranean during
the Napoleonic Wars and their aftermath. Jacob
Bacri dined with Napoleon himself. Thomas
Jefferson, James Madison, and Horatio Nelson
considered strategies to circumvent the
Bacris8217influence. As the families8217ambiti
ons grew, so did the perils, from imprisonment
and assassination to fraud and family
collapse.The Kings of Algiers brings vividly to
life an age of competitive imperialism and
nascent nationalism and demonstrates how people
and events on the periphery shaped
perceptions and decisions in the distant
metropoles of the world8217sgreat nations.