Author: Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Publication Date: 1999-10-01
Features: When President Lincoln mentioned the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, he half-jokingly said, "This book started a great war." If you heard these words from President Lincoln himself, you would understand the immense impact this book had in the United States. It touched the core issues of American society at the time, not only in the country but also worldwide. The popularity of the book can be seen from the fact that it sold 300,000 copies within the first year of publication. Soon after, sales exceeded a million. Today, it has become a classic published in over 30 languages. Uncle Tom is honest, loyal to his master, devout in his Christian faith, and of noble character, yet he is forced to leave his wife and children and is repeatedly sold. Eliza, though she believes her master and mistress have treated her kindly, is driven to flee when circumstances force her hand. As you read this book, you will feel as if you are among those abandoned by God, struggling, groaning, crying, with tears that never seem to end.
(English Version) Uncle Tom's Cabin (English Version)
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