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Uncle Tom's Cabin Literary Analysis

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‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ wisely depicts a dreadful image of the brutal torture of slaves, which evokes emotions within the reader to prevent the horrible treatment from continuing to occur. For this section of the book, Harriet Beecher Stowe begins the story with the image of a nurturing mother. She is a slave named Eliza who has had everything taken away from her. Eliza only has one thing in her possession –her son Harry. Eliza continues to run with her son in her arms and hopes of escaping the enslavement she was forcefully carried into. She feared the loss of her son. Her only hope was to find the ferry and escape. ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’ sheds light on the horrible slave conditions through the perspective of a strong black women. After refusing
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