This document discusses the topic of master-slave relations from various angles. It provides definitions of a slave and slavery from the Oxford dictionary. It then outlines a brief history of slavery, including its origins in ancient civilizations like Mesopotamia and the beginning of the legal practice of slavery in 1619 when 20 Africans were brought to America. Examples are given of advertisements from the 19th century selling slaves in New Orleans. Different forms of slavery are identified such as chattel, bonded, forced labor and forced marriage. Famous examples of the master-slave relationship from literature are cited from Robinson Crusoe including the characters of Master Crusoe, slave Xury and slave Friday. In conclusion, the document states that various

1.  Name : Jeel J. Vyas
 Class : M.A. Sem -1
 Bach : 2018- 2020
 Roll No : 15
 Paper No : 2. The Neo- classical literature.
 Topic : Study of Master- Slave Relation from
various angles.
 Enrolment No : 2069108420190045
 Submitted : Smt. S.B.Gardi Department of
English.

2. According to oxford dictionary :
 A person who is who is legal property of
another and is forced to obey them is called
slave.
 That labor can be brought and sold via
market transaction.

3.  began with civilization
 Mesopotamia ( Iraq )
 1619 Legal practice of slavery began
 Twenty African were brought

4.  Poster from 19
century.
 Advertising for
slave.
 New Orleans.
 17 Negroes
 sold auction.

5.  Chattel slavery
 Bonded slavery
 Forced labor
 Forced marriage
 Dependents

6.  Master Crusoe
 Slave Xury
 Slave Friday
 First Word master.

8. According to
oxford dictionary :
A person who works
hard without proper
remuneration or
appreciation.

10. To conclude we can say that the slavery system
is not a new it has its own history. Till that
time it is existing now a days also in one way
or the other. It is not only one from but also
in a different forms.