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Uncle Tom's Cabin
Harriet Beecher Stowe · 1852
Original text in English.
A law of 1850 obliges the inhabitants of free states to help capture those who have fled, on pain of fine and imprisonment. The novel gives faces and names to what the law treats as property.
Novel · 45 parts · about 181 000 words · about 13 h 05 of reading
Contents
VOLUME I
- IIn Which the Reader Is Introduced to a Man of Humanity18 min
- IIThe Mother5 min
- IIIThe Husband and Father9 min
- IVAn Evening in Uncle Tom’s Cabin20 min
- VShowing the Feelings of Living Property on Changing Owners15 min
- VIDiscovery16 min
- VIIThe Mother’s Struggle23 min
- VIIIEliza’s Escape28 min
- IXIn Which It Appears That a Senator Is But a Man29 min
- XThe Property Is Carried Off18 min
- XIIn Which Property Gets into an Improper State of Mind24 min
- XIISelect Incident of Lawful Trade29 min
- XIIIThe Quaker Settlement15 min
- XIVEvangeline18 min
- XVOf Tom’s New Master, and Various Other Matters28 min
- XVITom’s Mistress and Her Opinions33 min
- XVIIThe Freeman’s Defence30 min
- XVIIIMiss Ophelia’s Experiences and Opinions28 min
VOLUME II
- XIXMiss Ophelia’s Experiences and Opinions Continued36 min
- XXTopsy25 min
- XXIKentuck8 min
- XXII“The Grass Withereth—the Flower Fadeth”12 min
- XXIIIHenrique13 min
- XXIVForeshadowings11 min
- XXVThe Little Evangelist8 min
- XXVIDeath22 min
- XXVII“This Is the Last of Earth” [1]13 min
- XXVIIIReunion25 min
- XXIXThe Unprotected13 min
- XXXThe Slave Warehouse17 min
- XXXIThe Middle Passage10 min
- XXXIIDark Places14 min
- XXXIIICassy13 min
- XXXIVThe Quadroon’s Story20 min
- XXXVThe Tokens11 min
- XXXVIEmmeline and Cassy11 min
- XXXVIILiberty11 min
- XXXVIIIThe Victory18 min
- XXXIXThe Stratagem17 min
- XLThe Martyr12 min
- XLIThe Young Master11 min
- XLIIAn Authentic Ghost Story11 min
- XLIIIResults14 min
- XLIVThe Liberator6 min
- XLVConcluding Remarks16 min
About this text
Harriet Beecher Stowe († 1896): public-domain work. The text is that of the Project Gutenberg e-book (no. 203). Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.
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