Uncle Tom’s Cabin

Uncle Tom’s Cabin is an anti-slavery novel written American author Harriet Beecher Stowe and it was published in 1852. Novel on slavery, African-American point of view with the United States has produced a far-reaching implications, and to some extent intensified in areas that had led to the Civil War local conflicts.

Born in Connecticu Harriet Beecher Links of London Stowe was a teacher of Hartford Female Academy, at the same time, she was also an active abolitionist. The book revolves around a long-suffering slave Uncle Tom’s story started, and describes the people he and his side - both slaves and slave-owners - experience. This deeply sentimental novel depicts the cruel nature of slavery; and that Christian love can be overcome by the enslavement of fellow christian louboutin human beings brought about by various injuries.

Uncle Tom’s Cabin and inspired by their writing out a variety of scripts, but also promoted a large number of black stereotypes and the emergence of many of these images are all in today’s well known. For example, a black nanny loving kindness, the black child’s prototype, as well as obedience, perseverance, and loyal to the white master’s Uncle Tom. In recent decades, Uncle Tom’s Cabin in these negative elements have been weakened to some extent this book as “an important anti-slavery tool” role in history.