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thralldom

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The Santa Fe New Mexican editorialized: "A large number of peones have extricated themselves from their thralldom as servants, by going into the U.
I found the thralldom to Mammon that this bespoke by turns amazing, discouraging and in its way disgusting, and I said so in the column I was writing at the time for this paper.
From thralldom to substance and quiddity, Bacon, "like Moses, led us forth at last," wrote Abraham Cowley, the Royal Society's first laureate, in an ode of 1667.
 
 
 
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