Liberia Pepper was also known as "the grain of paradise". In the 19th century the USA moved to settle free-born blacks and freed slaves in Africa, the "Pepper Coast" being one of the nearest points (and the least expensive to reach), and it acquired the name of Liberia to reflect this.
The Portuguese named the area Costa da Pimenta (“Pepper Coast”) but it later came to be known as the Grain Coast due to the abundance of melegueta pepper grains. European traders bartered commodities and goods with local people.
In the 19th century in Europe, cubebs, known as Piper cubeba, tailed pepper, or Java pepper, were thought to be possibly a useful medicine in the treatment of what?
Countries which in the 19th century permanently abolished the death penalty were the Roman Republic (1849), Venezuela (1854), San Marino (1865), and which other?