Tom Uncle's Cabin | Harriet T. Becher Stow

The cabin of Uncle Tom is one of the most famous novels in all American literature, in which its author depicted the life of African Americans before the Civil War, igniting the souls of noble hearts and stirring American public opinion against the injustices inflicted upon that group of citizens, so the Emancipation War (1861) was fought, and then victory for the Northern States over the Southern States, and the name Harriet Stowe became a symbol of eternal love, blessed by millions of lips and glorified for the work presented by its author. The novel Uncle Tom's Cabin became famous upon its publication, and its editions and translations continued month after month. Not only that, but five hundred thousand English women signed a letter of thanks addressed to the author, and Scotland collected a thousand pounds from its poorest residents, a penny from each person, as a symbolic aid to the abolitionist movement.