Narrative of a Campaign Against the Kabailes of Algeria

This firsthand account chronicles the 1834 French military campaign against the Kabyles in Algeria. Borrer, a British observer, provides detailed descriptions of battles and the surrounding landscape, as well as commentary on Algerian society and the tactics employed by the French. An important historical document that sheds light on the early stages of French colonization in North Africa.

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