slave dealer

Five years ago, she'd spotted him being beaten by a slave dealer.

"We can settle that in due course," the slave dealer said.

She was determined to tell her secrets to someone, and it certainly would not be those slave dealers on the north side of the river.

He noted that, despite the flattery, the slave dealer had not answered his question.

Most of the slave dealers are Arabs and some Portuguese.

Her partner is the slave dealer, identified as a Jew in the 19th-century librettos.

After exchanging more polite formulas with the slave dealer, he went on his way.

There the cowries were sold to the West African slave dealers.

A company of Genoese slave dealers came to the city and built a large warehouse for their merchandise.

Lee remembered he had been a gambler as well as a slave dealer.

The slave dealer's face was red, and he wheezed a little as he straightened.

The slave dealer's head bobbed up and down.

They took him to Ushurikti the slave dealer.

"But not this time," the slave dealer agreed.

"How strange," Shatur said, and the slave dealer nodded emphatic agreement.

The main thing, however, was the impression it created of meaning business; the slave dealers on shore told each other, 'Now something will happen.'

Moses Franks was also of one of the largest slave dealers in the city at the time.

The house belonged to a slave dealer.

The Constable's retinue and a party of well-to-do slave dealers had taken over everything else from the top down.

Clarissa recognizes him as a slave dealer, who often handles transactions with her father's plantation.

As a young child, he was kidnapped by a tribe of Africans who were employed by slave dealers.

His departure left the jesuits alone with their missionary work, and to defend the natives against slave dealers.

She would fetch a price when the Mong slave dealer next visited Canyon.

I turned to the slave dealer.

Years later, Phillippos returned to the island, now free, and a rich and ruthless slave dealer.