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Definition of slave ship in English: slave shipnoun historical A ship transporting slaves, especially one carrying slaves from Africa. Example sentencesExamples - Well, the world focused on West Africa for more than a week as a reputed slave ship carrying as many as 250 children was reported off the coast.
- His grandmother came to the U.S. on a slave ship from the gold coast of Africa, and he was proud of his African roots.
- In 1650 a slave ship sailing from Panama to Lima was wrecked off Ecuador.
- In 1839, the Spanish slave ship Amistad set sail from Havana, Cuba, to the Island of Principe with 53 Africans aboard including Joseph Cinque, an African prince.
- Interestingly, when Moravian officials offered to transport her to St. Thomas aboard a Danish slave ship in 1776, Rebecca refused.
- He was very close to his maternal great grandmother, who was brought from Africa on a slave ship; it was through her that he developed an appreciation for nature, which became an important element in his work.
- The slave ship sailed from the home country with a cargo of manufactured goods.
- One could either become fostered to anyone willing to pay for the privilege or be sent away on a slave ship.
- Then came an offer from some planters for Crusoe to act as a trader on a slave ship bound for Africa.
- That has pretty much been the case since the first slave ship docked in the country back in 1619.
Definition of slave ship in US English: slave shipnounˈslāv ˌSHip historical A ship transporting slaves, especially one carrying slaves from Africa. Example sentencesExamples - Then came an offer from some planters for Crusoe to act as a trader on a slave ship bound for Africa.
- In 1839, the Spanish slave ship Amistad set sail from Havana, Cuba, to the Island of Principe with 53 Africans aboard including Joseph Cinque, an African prince.
- Interestingly, when Moravian officials offered to transport her to St. Thomas aboard a Danish slave ship in 1776, Rebecca refused.
- One could either become fostered to anyone willing to pay for the privilege or be sent away on a slave ship.
- He was very close to his maternal great grandmother, who was brought from Africa on a slave ship; it was through her that he developed an appreciation for nature, which became an important element in his work.
- That has pretty much been the case since the first slave ship docked in the country back in 1619.
- His grandmother came to the U.S. on a slave ship from the gold coast of Africa, and he was proud of his African roots.
- In 1650 a slave ship sailing from Panama to Lima was wrecked off Ecuador.
- The slave ship sailed from the home country with a cargo of manufactured goods.
- Well, the world focused on West Africa for more than a week as a reputed slave ship carrying as many as 250 children was reported off the coast.
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