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![S 具 Let's go in and out. 20 minute adver Casualties and losses 300 officers killed [3] 200 killed [8] 8,000[3] or 12,000[6][7] killed 150 ships sunk[3] Empire of Charles V: Holy Roman Empire ⚫X Spain ⚫Naples ⚫ Sicily John Order of Saint + Republic of Genoe Papal States Kuku Kingdom of recovered for the ramparts of Algiers, Charles' army was taken prisoner in such numbers that it was said the markets of Algiers were filled with slaves; so much that in 1541, it was said they were being sold for an onion per head. [23] could not depart for the open sea until 23 November. [19] Throwing his horses and crown overboard, Charles abandoned his army and sailed home. [20] He finally reached Cartagena,](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/002/845/046/b84.png "1541 Algiers expedition was wild,it rained too much | History Memes")
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