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- noun Plural form of
Mandingo .
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Examples
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They are called Mandingoes, I conceive, as having originally migrated from the interior state of Manding, of which some account will hereafter be given.
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The Mandengas, whom Mungo Park calls Mandingoes and characterises as a 'wild, sociable, and obliging people,' soon waxed turbulent and unruly.
To the Gold Coast for Gold A Personal Narrative in Two Volumes.—Volume I
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The Mandingoes are a smaller race than the others, but they are well disposed and tractable.
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The Mandingoes are a smaller race than the others, but they are well disposed and tractable.
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They are called Mandingoes, I conceive, as having originally migrated from the interior state of Manding, of which some account will hereafter be given.
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They are called Mandingoes, I conceive, as having originally migrated from the interior state of Manding, of which some account will hereafter be given; but, contrary to the present constitution of their parent country, which is republican, it appeared to me that the government in all the Mandingo states, near the Gambia, is monarchical.
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Mandingoes worked hard and saved their money—a definite cause for envy and suspicion.
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Mandingoes worked hard and saved their money—a definite cause for envy and suspicion.
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Mandingoes worked hard and saved their money—a definite cause for envy and suspicion.
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Mandingoes worked hard and saved their money—a definite cause for envy and suspicion.
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