Description
A portrayal of the slave experience, brilliant in its narrative structure and use of dialogue, Uncle Tom’s Cabin motivated America to act on a major issue of the day. Published in 1852, this 1986 edition includes an introduction by Ann Douglas, a short biography of Harriet Beecher Stowe, a note on the text, and suggestions for further reading. This book can be purchased separately, as part of our Lightning Literature & Composition American Lit curriculum, or the U.S. and World History pack. Hewitt uses this Beautiful Feet program for one of its high-school history courses and has a syllabus for it.
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