10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MALAGUETTA»
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Swing Low, Sweet Chariot: The Mortality Cost of Colonizing ...
BIRTH OF AN AMERICAN COLONY IN AFRICA First Population of the
Malaguetta Coast Scholars differ on the source of the earliest inhabitants of the
Malaguetta Coast as well as when they arrived. Archeological records of human
occupancy ...
Antonio McDaniel, Tukufu Zuberi, 1995
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Eurafricans in Western Africa: Commerce, Social Status, ...
Grande, Geba, and Corubal Rivers ventured southward along the coast of
western Africa in large dugouts to obtain kola, malaguetta pepper, and other
commodities from Landuma, Baga, Temne, and Bullom/Sherbro groups that
harvested and ...
3
An Essay on Colonization, Particularly Applied to the ...
To the lad, grains of paradise, or Malaguetta pepper. The 3d, is called
cardamoms. The true ginger grows in the Susee country, though not yet found in
S. Leona. Malaguetta pepper of 4 different forts is found; 1st, Maboobo, the feeds
of which ...
Carl Bernhard Wadström, 1794
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Trade, Travel, and Exploration in the Middle Ages: An ...
Cynthia Ho SEE ALSO Majapahit; Zheng He, Admiral Malaguetta [Grains of
Paradise] A pungent and fruitily aromatic West African spice. Known in the Middle
Ages as “grains of paradise” or “xarch nuts,” malaguetta was widely used as a ...
John Block Friedman, Kristen Mossler Figg, 2013
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The elements of materia medica and therapeutics
... This word is variously spelt Malaguela, Malaguetta, Melegueta, Mellegetta,
Meligetta, Sec. Several etymologies of it have been given : some say the seeds
have been so called iu couscqueneu of their resemblance to Turkey millet,
termed by ...
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Trees, Plants, and Flowers: their beauties, uses, and ...
This Malaguetta pepper is held in such high estimation, that it is supposed by the
natives of the north-western coast of the above continent, to be an infallible
remedy for almost every disease under the sun, not only as a cure, but as a ...
afterwards LEE BOWDICH (Sarah), 1854
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Trees, plants, and flowers: their beauties, uses, and influences
From the Cardamoms we derive some highly aromatic seeds, called Guinea
Grains, or Grains of Paradise, which, in Dr. Pereira's opinion, are from one
species, while the famous Malaguetta pepper of Africa is derived from another
species, ...
8
Slavery from Roman Times to the Early Transatlantic Trade
On the Casamance River the Portuguese traded these same items and also iron;
in return they received slaves, native cotton, and civet. Along the Geba River they
found their first malaguetta pepper.19 Malaguetta, or grains of paradise, was a ...
William D. Phillips, 1985
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Voyage to Guinea, Brazil and the West Indies in HMS Swallow ...
Gambia5. we found upon Conference, that both Ships had like to have ended
their Voyage 'The Grainthe latter, came off a Canoo with the Coaml 56 A Voyage
to Guinea, The GRAIN and MALAGUETTA Coasts.
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Knowledge is more than mere words: wey dehn sey? dehn sey ...
"joined a fishing expedition and came to the coast of kasila" (46), a coming that
has no significance for Kasila but for Malaguetta) the novel hardly tells the history
of Kasila. Antonio marries Mariamu and after his death, "Thomas Bookerman ...
Eustace Palmer, Abioseh Michael Porter, 2008
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MALAGUETTA»
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malaguetta is used in the context of the following news items.
Cape Verde: songs under a winter sun
... pimenta rosa (pink peppercorns), papaya jam, malaguetta (a chilli condiment), wines from Fogo and grogue (sugarcane rum) are on sale. «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 13»
Soul Food's Contested History
Malaguetta [pepper] is always prevalent in all their stews. Later still Miller includes information about Mary Randolph of Tidewater, Virginia, ... «The American Prospect, Oct 13»
'High on the Hog'
... shape of forced meat balls, which when stewed up with milk butter and a little malaguetta [sic] pepper, is a rich dish if eaten with rice en pilau. «New York Times, Jan 11»
Book Of A Lifetime: The Viceroy of Ouidah, by Bruce Chatwin
... sensory overload: "Silver fish glittered in a sauce of malaguetta pepper"; "Dom Fancisco's wardrobe, held together by its paint surface alone, ... «Independent, Aug 08»
