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 1  3,4|         present-day Algeria and Tunis), the southeast of Spain,
 2  4,1|  territories of modern Tripoli, Tunis, Algeria, and Morocco. In
 3  4,1|           In the dead cities of Tunis,” said Diehl, “which are
 4  5,8|         powerful fleet, rose in Tunis in the early part of the
 5  9,3|        Louis’ second crusade to Tunis, which encroached upon the
 6  9,3|        sudden death of Louis in Tunis in 1270 destroyed Michael’
 7  9,3|      envoys, who had arrived in Tunis for negotiations a short
 8  9,3|  Charles made his appearance in Tunis and after two brilliant
 9  9,3| victories compelled the emir of Tunis to make peace on his terms,
10  9,3|        But on his way back from Tunis a terrible storm destroyed