The root of this word comes from the Latin for "proclamation", and it may have entered English from Spanish or Italian.
The root of this word comes from the Latin for "proclamation", and it may have entered English from Spanish or Italian. Civil War General Benjamin Butler used this word to refer to escaped or captured slaves. In a broader military context, it refers to any good that a neutral party supplies to parties in the conflict. Give this 10-letter word beginning with "c" that generally refers to any material one is not au- thorized to possess.
The root of this word comes from the Latin for "proclamation", and it may have entered English from Spanish or Italian.
contraband