Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe

Life Among the Lowly

This renowned novel provides a harsh critique of American slavery through the story of Uncle Tom, a long-suffering black slave. The narrative follows Tom as he is sold and transported to the harsh South, encountering a variety of characters, both kind and cruel. The novel powerfully explores themes of faith, the immorality of slavery, and the concept of humanity, ultimately contributing to the abolitionist cause and leaving a significant impact on the American perception of slavery.

The 184th greatest book of all time


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Published
1852
Nationality
American
Length
Moderate
Pages
300-500
Original Language
English
Avg User Rating
(3.9)
Alternate Titles
- Cabana Unchiului Tom
- Cabane de l'oncle Tom
- La Cabane de l'oncle Tom
- La Cabaña de Tío Tom
- La Cabaña de Tío Tomás

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