barra clade (baraklad)

[ and now little used, if at all.] barracoon (bar-a-kön'), n. [ a slave-pen or slave-depot. Barracoons formerly existed at various points on the west coast of Africa, also in Cuba, Brazil, etc. African barracoons were composed of large but low-roofed wooden sheds, and were sometimes provided with defensive works, in order to resist attack trade. British forces engaged in breaking up the slave