Captain Lambert Hendriks has Algerian privateers hanged from yards and thrown off board, ca. 1619, Captain Lambart with 6 ships from Holland sent to Algiers has 125 captive Zee Roovers hanged on the rope in sight of that city and tied back to back in the Sea throwing (title on object), The ships of Captain Lambert Hendriks lie off the coast of Algiers. The blood flag has been hoisted on the leading ship. 125 captured Algerian privateers are hanged from the yards of the ships and thrown off board tied together. This is said to have taken place around 1619 and was done as a means of pressure to free hijacked ships and Christian slaves from the Republic. Numbered top right: fol: 80., print, print maker: Jan Luyken, (mentioned on object), after own design by: Jan Luyken, Northern Netherlands, 1682 - 1684, paper, etching, engraving, height, 183 mm × width, 280 mm
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