Take Samuel Cartwright, for instance, who in 1851 coined two ingenious new diagnoses to be applied to  drapetomania , or running away (recommended  whipping), and dysaesthesia aethiopis , whose symptoms were sloth and a tendency to break things (recommended  whipping).
In 1851, Samuel Cartwright coined two ingenious new diagnoses to be applied to drapetomania, or running away, and dysaesthesia aethiopis, whose one of the symptoms was the tendency to break things.