Harriet Beecher Stoowe Uncle Toms Cabin

Before and after the 20's of the nineteenth Century, the abolitionist movement organization began to appear in the American. From 1826 to 1827, 143 slave groups gathered in Baltimore, condemned the slavery of sin. People form the abolition societies of all kinds, published many influential abolitionist publication, published in 1852 by the miserable life of Harriet Beecher Stowe "Uncle Tom's cabin" the black slaves were extremely beautiful description and disclosure, caused widespread repercussions in society, greatly promote the development of the abolition of slavery movement. Harriet Beecher Stowe "Uncle Tom's cabin" is worthy of a sensation in the world of the world From nineteenth Century since 20, abolition, becomes the central issue

This feeling into her novels tone. In 1850, with her husband moved to Maine, where the discussion of anti slavery made her very excited, so spare time to write the novel "Uncle Tom's cabin" caused a strong reaction, make her spring into fame. Her other major works are: "Dred, the dark moor story" big "Creole Island pearl", "people" old town, "the pink and white tyranny", and some religious poetry, published in 1867, "income religious poems". She also wrote a fictional feminist essay "my wife and I", today is often feminists quoted. Harriet Beecher Stowe's mainly live in Florida, in the "palm" a book about the quiet she lived

With the father of Harriet lived in Cincinnati until 1850. She teaches soon found Lane seminary teacher in middle school Calvin Stow, married, and had six children. During this time, she occasionally write essays and novels for the magazine. From 1851 June , "Uncle Tom's cabin" began an abolitionist publication "in Washington National era" abolitionist weekly serial publication. Spring into fame. Tens of thousands of enthusiastic reader. At that time almost every literate Americans fall over each other to read this "exciting" novels.

Not long, "Uncle Tom's cabin" will win one's reputation rapidly in foreign countries. The first is a young editors American Putnam publishing company sent a copy to a British publisher, within a year, the UK has eighteen publishing companies are printed in one million five hundred thousand copies, issued to British Honjima Kazuhide Commonwealth countries. European publishers also immediately action, just a few years, the book has been translated into German, Sweden, Holland, Spain, Italy, and other twenty-two languages in the