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Uncle Tom's Cabin

15 Ratings: 3.0

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Quick Tip by hnhernandez. June 26, 2010

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This is one of those book's you moan about having to read it for school but when you read it you love it.

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review by cpw1952. December 18, 2009

A powerful, important message in a weak novel.

As a classic, Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" deserves its status as a powerful indictment against the history of black slavery in America. With courage and insight unprecedented in her time, Stowe uses moving family tales of a number of black and white families to pillory the violence and hatred to which blacks were subjected prior to the American Civil War and thrills the reader with convincing philosophical debates that reveal the astonishing hypocrisy and weak-willed … more

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Quick Tip by cpw1952. December 18, 2009

A Quick Tip by cpw1952

A powerful indictment against the history of black slavery in America. A weak novel, poorly edited but still worth the reading.

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