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Description edit
Rethinking Uncle Tom thoroughly explains Uncle Tom's Cabin as an articulation of the conditions of democratic life and the nature of modern humanism. The most mature elements of Stowe's political thought emerge from a close reading of Sunny Memories and of Oldtown Folks. This book develops... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Harriet Beecher Stowe: Add a description of this character.
- Uncle Tom
- Calvin Stowe
- George Harris
- Haley
- Mrs. Shelby
- Legree
- Scott
- John
- Eliza
- Sam
- H. B. Stowe
- Hedrick
- Tocqueville
- Chloe
- Mr. Wilson
- Cromwell
- Shipp
- Gossett
- Emily
- Charles Beecher
- Shaftesbury
- Camfield
- Brooks
- Burke
- Augustine
- Cotugno
- Shakespeare
- Stern
- Viii
- Ophelia
- Mas
- Kimball
- Eva
- Ammons
- Sundquist
- Brown
- Lyman Beecher
- Kirkham
Setting & Locations edit
- America
- Cabin
- New England
- London
- New York
- Scotland
- United States
- Exeter Hall
- St. Clare
- Heaven
- Glasgow
- Edinburgh
- Ohio River
- France
- Europe
- Great Britain
- Kentucky
- Canada
- Sawaya
- Hartford
- Needmore
- Africa
- Paris
- Calvinism
- Boston
- Cloudland
- Chicago
- Babylon
- Cincinnati
- Birmingham
- Mississippi
- Blue Book
- Providence
- Liberia
- Bosworth
- Stafford House
- Stonehaven
- Windsor
- Andover
- Cassy
- Ramah
- Kenilworth
- Abbotsford
- Nebraska
- Washington
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.4
Subjects edit
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