20, 21 " Bondmen and bondmaids" bought of the heathen. "The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus" by American Anti-Slavery Society

The king, who never dies, shall pass away- The guardian of the sacred plough, who fills The earth with plenty, who protects our herds, Who frees the bondmen from captivity, Who gathers all his cities round his throne- Who aids the helpless, and appals the base, Who envies no one, for he reigns supreme; Who is a mortal, yet an angel too, Dispensing mercy on the hostile earth. "The Maid of Orleans A Tragedy" by Frederich Schiller

They seemed to want to drive their emancipated bondmen to insurrection, that they might have a pretext for saying: You see what a bad effect freedom has on negroes! "The Freedmen's Book" by Lydia Maria Child

This second class of servants were called bondmen and bondwomen. "Woman: Man's Equal" by Thomas Webster