
Uncle Tom's Cabin
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In Kentucky, Eliza escapes with her small son across the ice of the Ohio River, while the faithful Tom is sold down the river to Louisiana. Harriet Beecher Stowe drew on her eighteen years in Cincinnati, across the river from slavery, where she met people who had escaped it. The bestselling novel of the 19th century, it changed how much of the North saw slavery.
- Genres
- Fiction littéraire
- Lieu de l’histoire
- Kentucky, États-Unis; Ohio, États-Unis; New Orleans, Louisiane, États-Unis
- Public
- Adulte
- Parution
- 1852
