حرب 1824م بين الجزائر وبريطانيا العظمى

Abstract EN

In 1824, a war broke out between Algeria and Britain, historically known as Sir Harry Neil's campaign against Algeria.

what are its consequences and its repercussions on the Algerian-British relations.

this article aims to unveil a war that broke out between Algeria and Britain, which had the effect of directing the relations between the two countries.

one of the findings is: England abandoned its hostile policy towards the Dey after 1824 because any further defeat of the nations of Algeria would inevitably lead to the collapse of its prestige, which prompted Buckingham palace to pursue a moderate policy with Algeria.

Algeria's victory in this war gave the SAI confidence in challenging and rejecting the decisions of European conferences