Uncle Tom's Cabin Abolition

Many authors implemented their opinions in their books in different ways. Although some may be more subtle than others the books the still have a major influence. One of the most important book that exposed certain inhuman and morally evil practices was Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beacher Stowe. Stowe's book was a very controversial topic during its time as the tensions between the abolitionist and slavers. Uncle Tom's Cabin had told and revealed the evils behind slavery and told of the unfathomable horrors that slaves faced. Those who were netural and had indirect feelings had then been motivated to abolish slavery calling many more people to the abolitionist cause. The book today is still paid massive tribute and remebered today due to
the protrayal of slavery and its social impact. As it legacy lives on the book can still remind us about the horrors of slavery and the mistreament of human beings were. The book serves as an information and sentimental novel and pushed America steps closer to the war that came after. Uncle Tom's Cabin stands today as a novel that tackled a very troubling issue and is still a textual prize today.