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Master and servant

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Uncle Tom's Cabin

Harriet Beecher Stowe

1852 ★ 4.0

Loving, Living, Party Going

Henry Green

1978

Downstairs Maid

Rosie Clarke

2014

The Third Man

Graham Greene, Carol Reed

1988 ★ 3.3

Enemies and familiars

Debra Blumenthal

2009

Duggan's destiny

Séamus Martin, Séamus Martin

1998

Religious courtship

Daniel Defoe

1729

Phormio

Publius Terentius Afer

1860

The rise and fall of the Victorian servant

Pamela Horn

1991

Pamela

Samuel Richardson

1815

In other rooms, other wonders

Daniyal Mueenuddin

2009

Domestic affairs

Eileen Goudge

2009

The Food Taster

Peter Elbling

2002

Maids & madams

Jacklyn Cock

1990

Il servitore di due padroni

Carlo Goldoni

1961

The quince seed potion

Morteza Baharloo

2004

A treatise on the law of master and servant

Charles Manley Smith

1852

The Adventures of Caleb Williams

William Godwin

1794

House and street

Sandra Lauderdale Graham

1992

The Third Man and The Fallen Idol

Graham Greene

1950

Oscar Wilde discovers America

Louis Edwards

2002

Novels (As I Lay Dying / Sound and the Fury)

William Faulkner

1946

The servant of two masters

Dorothy Louise

2003

The upstart

Catherine Cookson

1996

The great household in late medieval England

Woolgar, C. M.

1999

Sons, slaves, and freedmen in Roman commerce

Aaron Kirschenbaum

1987

The law of the master's liability for injuries to servant

Bailey, W. F.

1894

Uncle Tom's Cabin [adaptation]

Harriet Beecher Stowe, Anne Terry White

1966

The Rights, Duties, and Relations of Domestic Servants, Their Masters and Mistresses: With a ..

Thomas Henry Baylis

1857

Domestic affairs

Eileen Goudge

2008

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