By the 18th century, black slaves began to worry their white masters.

Think of that, white master, as you lie in your fine, soft bed.

Both masters, white and black, were fairly contented with themselves.

But the white master's dog, he had heard, was different.

Yes, because outside people are white masters who know everything and view china from above.

But, more probably, was simple kindness on the part of his white master.

He was of mixed race and may have been sired by his white master.

She is certain to cry the alarm to her white masters.

Those who looked too much like the white master of the house were sometimes cast out by his wife.

There were times when a free black who could not get off the Shore sold himself to a white master.