Henry Charles Carey

Wherever it is resisted, slaver dies away and freedom grows.

American Economist

Often used to describe babies or animals rather than adults, to portray innocence or lack of control.

Infancy Association

Creates a visual of untidiness or lack of cleanliness, used to emphasize carefree or unbothered behavior.

Messy Imagery

Carries a heavy negative meaning due to historical context, implies inhumanity and cruelty.

Negative Connotation

Specifically relates to the historical slave trade, not modern-day situations.

Historical Reference

Used metaphorically to express extreme excitement or eagerness about something.

Enthusiasm Indication

Indicates a strong emotional response that is often positive but could seem excessive.

Emotional Intensity

Considered informal, best used in casual conversation or creative writing.

Colloquial Usage

 perhaps items listed in the ship's manifest like cannon or cargo uh but like for the guerrero um we'll be looking for a bell right that would save guerrero on it but we know that the guerrero was a slaver and they might not have had a bell on it we know the guerrilla had a little gold on it and they know they had some ivory

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 no flavor they have to slaver the soup with chicken broth for God's sakes I mean it's just it's ridiculous it is absolutely ridiculous

Slaver

Infancy Association

Messy Imagery

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