"mangonist" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1698, L. Menton, William Coward, “On Horſe-Jockeys” (chapter CXIX), in Money Maſters All Things: Or, Satyrical Poems, […], page 77:",
          "text": "The Mangoniſt does feed and graith his Horſe, / In hopes that he thereby may fill his Purſe / With exoptable Caſh, which will revive / His drooping Thoughts, when he finds he ſhall thrive: […]",
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        "One who mangonizes."
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        "(obsolete) One who mangonizes."
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        "A slave dealer."
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        "(obsolete) A slave dealer."
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          "text": "Mal: Deere my lou'd friend, let mee bee full with you / Know Sir, the ſtrongeſt argument that ſpeakes / Againſt the ſoules eternitie is luſt, / That Wiſemans folly, and the fooles wiſedome : / But to grow wild in looſe laſciuiouſneſſe, / Giuen vp to hear, and ſenſuall Appetite : / Nay to expoſe your health, and ſtrength, and name, / Your precious time, and with that time the hope / Of due preferment aduantageous meanes, / Of any worthy end to the ſtale vſe, / The common boſome of a money Creature / One that ſels humane fleſh : a Mangoniſt.",
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          "text": "I hate, I nauſeate a common proſtitute, who trades with all for gain; one that ſells human fleſh, a mangoniſt.",
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        "A strumpet."
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        "(obsolete, figurative) A strumpet."
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        "(obsolete) One who mangonizes."
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