Uncle Tom's Cabin

While writing the novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” Harriet Beecher Stowe covers the central themes of slavery and oppression. The author also incorporates traces of faith and religion and the role they play in creating hope in seemingly hopeless situations. The protagonist, Tom or Uncle Tom as most children know him…

Analytical Response In Chapter XLIV of Uncle Toms Cabin George Shelby’s speech is a very important quotation embodying two mainthemes of the novel by Harriet Beecher a) Uniting the idea of slaverys vice b) Redemption of Christianity He gives this speech at the time when he sets free all his…

The book was written by a white American woman Harriet Beecher Stowe born of a prominent family of preachers and slave abolitionists. It was first published as a series in 1851 and later in 1852 as a book due to public demand. The main character and protagonist, Uncle Tom is…

Harriet Beecher Stowe’s 1852 creation Uncle Tom’s Cabin is an emotional drama compiled into a beautiful book. It involves the stories of perils and resistance of the many characters in it. The plot consists of a theme that develops around the lives of slaves in the nineteenth century America. The…

Eliza, who is a young slave, escapes from her master and struggles to make her way to freedom in Canada. Tom, another middle-aged slave, is sold by his master, a farmer in Kentucky. Tom saves Eva, a white child, from drowning when he is sent down the river on a…