bond-slave
31bond servant — noun Date: 15th century one bound to service without wages; also slave …
32slave — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. bondsman, bond servant, thrall, serf; drudge, peon, vassal, menial; addict, victim. See servant. v. i. toil, drudge; over work. See exertion. Ant., master, owner. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. vassal,… …
33bond — I. n. 1. Band, ligature, cord, ligament, fastening, link. 2. [In pl.] Fetters, chains, bondage, captivity, constraint, durance, imprisonment, prison. 3. Tie, connection, attraction, link, union, attachment, uniting, influence. 4. Obligation,… …
34bond·age — /ˈbɑːndıʤ/ noun [noncount] 1 formal + literary : the state of being a slave : ↑slavery He delivered the slaves from bondage. [=he freed the slaves] a population held/kept in bondage often used figuratively He struggled in the bondage of drug… …
35List of James Bond comics — English comicsNotes* Marvel published its adaptation of For Your Eyes Only in three formats: a two issue comic book miniseries, a single volume magazine sized edition (as part of its Marvel Super Special series), and as a paperback novel sized… …
36Julia Bond — Nacimiento 26 de febrero de 1987 (24 años) Long Beach, California …
37Barbados Slave Code — The Barbados Slave Code of 1661 was the English legal code set up to provide a legal base for slavery in the Caribbean island of Barbados. It required that slave owners dress their slaves. However, it also denied slaves even basic rights… …
38Jimmy Bond — is a fictional character from the US television series The Lone Gunmen . He was an associate of The Lone Gunmen, Langly, Frohike and Byers. He worked with them on many cases and helped to fund their paper called The Lone Gunman . The Lone Gunmen… …
39The Bond of Saint Marcel — is a six issue comic book limited series published by Archaia Studios Press.Created and written by Jennifer Quintenz. Pencils by five time Eisner Awards nominee Christian Gossett. Color by Emil Petrinic. Lettering by Marshall Dillion.PlotTagline …
40Virginia Slave Laws (1660-1669) — ▪ Primary Source Throughout the 17th century, indentured servants, who agreed to work for a stated number of years in return for their passage to the New World, were a convenient source of labor for the American colonies. Both blacks and… …
