In the 1810s, this country’s last plague outbreak spurred British official Hildebrand Oakes to execute anyone concealing their infectiousness. As part of a religious revival after a 17th-century epidemic in this country, Nicolás Cotoner ordered the construction of the Sarria Church in Floriana. A lazaretto quarantine station in this country was located at Marsamxett (“mar-sum-SHET”) Harbour. Slavery was abolished in this country during a brief French occupation while Napoleon was en route to Egypt. Tripoli and this country (-5[1])were granted in exchange for a yearly tribute of a falcon. The corsair Dragut died attacking Fort St. Elmo during the “great siege” of this country (-5[1])ordered by Suleiman the Magnificent. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this Mediterranean country (10[1])ruled by the Knights of St. John after their expulsion from Rhodes. (10[2])■END■