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middle ground was taken by deciding that before resorting to arms, they would send a letter and request a calling for justice from
Governor Bugeaud in Algiers. Bugeaud responded with a new ultimatum dated 21 April 1844 in which he set out his grievances against the Kabyles, whom he summoned immediately to submit or endure the pain of being treated as enemies.
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existence of an easy road communication between the port Dellys and the site of Bordj-Menaïl, and it is thus that he decided to build in this last strategic position of Bordj Menaïel a central supply depot that the lightened French military columns would use to conquer the
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region had been abandoned by these goumis who rallied to
Mahieddine because they had feared the incursions of the Kabyle mountain people who were preparing a serious night attack in the French camp blocked by bad weather. The outposts of the column were accordingly prepared to retaliate against the
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immediately summoned all their tribes, the great landowners and the wealthy people who favored submission because they knew that
Bugeaud was relentless, and they feared that the whole burden of the war would fall on them. On the contrary, the artisans and farmers demanded war with loud cries, and a
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with a strong army a long time ago, but he had not done so because he wanted to give them time to think about it and opt for surrender. He ordered them to submit to the French and immediately drive out the khalifa Ahmed bin Salem from the Kabyle mountains unless he came to ask for and receive mercy
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ended on 27 May 1844, and which despite the human losses that followed, was in fact only a French military reconnaissance in hostile territory. Marshal
Bugeaud then boasted in his official report of having extended by this battle of more than twenty leagues to the east the radius of the suburbs of
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Flissas, and a devoted national feeling dominated all considerations of particular interest, and it was thus that the Kabyles prepared to fight. The great assembly which had gathered the tribes saw the
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who were going to accumulate supplies, as well as all the beasts of burden of the column which was going to take a considerable load for the needs of soldiers in Bordj Menaïel. These preliminary operations of fitting out the future trading post of Dellys were carried out relentlessly, because the
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Marshal had premeditated the occupation by sea of the small town and the port of Dellys to make it his supply point, and he had arranged to meet with the four thousand fatassins who had joined him, to the boats at the royal navy steamer. Bugeaud had based himself on information, revealing the
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rebellious to colonial power. The
Marshal's convoy then set up camp on the site of the dreaded battle of the previous 17 May, and representatives of the resigned and defeated Kabyle tribes flocked from all sides to pledge allegiance to the French victors. Unexpected Kabyle tribes even came to
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before his surrender and exile. The French thus demanded from the
Kabyles that they are treated with equality like the French, and that they pay the tax in full like the others, and it was then that the Kabyles bowed their heads in resignation, approval and submission.
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The ceasefire was followed by a semblance of a peace treaty contracted between the Kabyles of Flissas and the troops of Bugeaud in order to withdraw the colonial reinforcements from the lands of the conquered tribes. The Kabyle then vouched that
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after becoming aware of the Kabyle challenge. The day of the assembly was fixed for the next day of 26 April after several postponements due to heavy spring rains. The column was made up of eight thousand men of all arms who camped at
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to capitulate. The Marshal ordered them to drive Ahmed bin Salem out of their region and submit, otherwise, he would enter their mountains with his soldiers, burn their villages and crops, and cut down their fruit trees in retaliation.
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goumis. A company of voltigeurs were surrounded and embarrassed in a difficult path, then was assaulted on all sides, and only narrowly escaped complete destruction because around it was engaged the strongest of the fight.
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Dellys, about 90 km (56 mi) along the coast from Algiers, had not submitted to French colonial power. This prompted Marshal Bugeaud to plan a military campaign against the strategic location on the
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reading of the second letter of Bugeaud several times, before it was solemnly declared that there was no question of surrendering to the French without having heard the powder of the guns.
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mountain. It was indeed about 10,000 Kabyle fighters who gathered in the hinterland of Dellys, in a threatening troop to counter the arrival of Bugeaud who went up the valley of Sebaou to
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to overflow, which the column could not cross on the first day, and it was thus that the soldiers were stopped on the bank for forty-eight hours until the recession of the waters. The
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any longer and that he had decided to conquer this region and to march against these tribes if they did not come to find him at his place in the camp set up on the bank of the
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1901:"La Grande Kabylie. Etudes historiques ... Ouvrage publié avec l'autorisation de M. Le maréchal duc d'Isly, gouverneur-général de l'Algérie. [With a table and a map.]"
1670:"La Grande Kabylie. Etudes historiques ... Ouvrage publié avec l'autorisation de M. Le maréchal duc d'Isly, gouverneur-général de l'Algérie. [With a table and a map.]"
1540:"La Grande Kabylie. Etudes historiques ... Ouvrage publié avec l'autorisation de M. Le maréchal duc d'Isly, gouverneur-général de l'Algérie. [With a table and a map.]"
1408:"La Grande Kabylie. Etudes historiques ... Ouvrage publié avec l'autorisation de M. Le maréchal duc d'Isly, gouverneur-général de l'Algérie. [With a table and a map.]"
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1714:"Le livre d'or des tirailleurs indigènes de la province d'Alger: Ou, Fastes et services des bataillons d'Alger et de Titheri, devenus ler Régiment de tirailleurs algériens"
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which he had occupied without any resistance, and whose guard was left in the guard of a few companies under the orders of Captain
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1800:"Abd-El-Kader, nos soldats, nos généraux et la guerre d'Afrique, illustrés par Janet-Lange"
1305:"Le Maréchal Bugeaud: d'Après sa correspondance intime et des documents inédits, 1784-1840"
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1871:Daumas, Eugène; Fabar, Paul-Dieudonné (1847).
1783:Daumas, Eugène; Fabar, Paul-Dieudonné (1847).
1683:Daumas, Eugène; Fabar, Paul-Dieudonné (1847).
1553:Daumas, Eugène; Fabar, Paul-Dieudonné (1847).
1524:Daumas, Eugène; Fabar, Paul-Dieudonné (1847).
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