bondmen (Meaning)

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bondmen (pl.)

of Bondman

In ancient societies, bondmen were often captured in battle and enslaved by victorious armies.
The bondmen worked tirelessly in the fields, serving their masters without hope of freedom.
Masters held absolute power over their bondmen, dictating their every move and decision.
Despite their status as bondmen, many harbored dreams of escape and liberation.
The bondmen's labor was essential for the functioning of the estate, yet they received little in return.
The bondmen's families were often torn apart, sold to different masters, perpetuating their cycle of servitude.
The bondmen endured harsh living conditions and brutal treatment at the hands of their overseers.
Freedom seemed like an unattainable dream for the bondmen, trapped in a system of oppression.
The bondmen formed tight-knit communities, finding solace and strength in each other's company.
The abolition of slavery marked a significant victory for bondmen everywhere, granting them the freedom they had longed for.

of Bondman

slaves, chattels,servants, domestics, bond servants, bondwomen, thralls, bondswomen, handmaids, helots

freemen, freedmen, freedmen, freemen, slavers, masters, slaveholders,slaveholders, slavers, masters

In ancient societies, bondmen were often captured in battle and enslaved by victorious armies.

The bondmen worked tirelessly in the fields, serving their masters without hope of freedom.

Masters held absolute power over their bondmen, dictating their every move and decision.

Despite their status as bondmen, many harbored dreams of escape and liberation.