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serious abuses,
including slavery.
Servant is an
older English word for "domestic worker",
though not all
servants worked inside the home.
Domestic service...
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public servants but not
civil servants. Thus, in the UK, a
civil servant is a
public servant but a
public servant is not
necessarily a
civil servant. The...
- The
servants' hall is a
common room for
domestic workers in a
great house,
typically referring to the
servants'
dining room. If
there is no
separate sitting...
- "
Servant of the
servants of God" (Latin:
servus servorum Dei) is one of the
titles of the Pope and is used at the
beginning of
papal bulls. Pope Gregory...
- in Heaven. The term
Servant of God (Latin:
Servus Dei)
should not be
confused with
Servus Servorum Dei (
Servant of the
Servants of God), one of the titles...
- to an
employer in the colonies. Most
indentured servants worked as farm
laborers or
domestic servants,
although some were
apprenticed to craftsmen. The...
- The
Servants of
India Society was
formed in Pune, Maharashtra, on June 12, 1905 by
Gopal Krishna Gokhale, who left the
Deccan Education Society to form...
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disappearing and
servants were
becoming less obvious.
Roger Pratt is the
architect credited with
pioneering the
removal of
servants from
dining in the...
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Servant of the
People is a
Ukrainian political party.
Servant of the
People or
Servants of the
People may also
refer to:
Servant of the
People (2015 TV...
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servant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
servant is a
person working within an employer's household.
Servant or
servants may
refer to:
Servant,...
